Sentence examples for first take note of from inspiring English sources

To fully appreciate the tremendous failure of dropping out of the Champions League in the preliminary qualifying round, we must first take note of exactly how this team came to knocking on the executive members club that is the Champions League.

Please first take note of the breathtaking lack of women in executive positions across the entire corporate universe.

In fact, a series of catastrophic famines that killed more than 30 million people in India and China in the late 19th century caused researchers to first take note of the phenomenon we now call El Niño.

When a lot of National Democrats first took note of Warner in 2001, they didn't love what they saw.

Harari said that he first took note of the Palestinian Islamists in the early nineteen-eighties, shortly after the Iranian revolution, when Islamists won student elections in the prestigious universities of the West Bank.

TV's often-hypocritical approach to censorship was given its grandest showcase back in 1972, when the comedian George Carlin first took note of "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television".

I first took note of the name of Ric Menello in early 2009, when I saw him listed in credits of James Gray's "Two Lovers," which he co-wrote and which I'd rank among the best films of the last decade.

I think it was Gay Talese who first took note of the Invisibility Gaze, a specialty of New York doormen whose thousand-yard stare can render invisible a mob kidnapping that seems to happen in front of their eyes.

Mark Potok, who leads a program that tracks right-wing groups for the Southern Poverty Law Center, said it first took note of the Hutaree last year amid a surge in new "Patriot" movement groups, race-based hate groups, extremist anti-immigrant groups, Christian militants and other variations.

Silicon Valley investors first took note of the company after it became the first biotech startup to go through Y Combinator in last year's summer class.

We first took note of Ping.fm in late March this year, when the service was still in private beta, and we warned it could well become merely 'a feature of a feature'.