Sentence examples for gathering notice from inspiring English sources

For the next 50 years he was able to work in film only sporadically, creating a first feature in 1942, "Aniki Bóbó" and then nothing until the mid-50's, when "O Pintor e a Cidade" ("The Artist and the City") began gathering notice at film festivals.

After that gathering, Carnahan noticed a change in officials in the 30 cities in Pinellas County.

He was needy, he needed her, and she was there.' Though always meticulous in her business dealings, Valerie appeared or failed to appear at family gatherings without notice.

Golden light bathed everything, an easterly wind blew and seagulls glided above the water, but the gathering didn't notice the setting sun from their tastefully appointed perch on Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island.

In a downtown coffeehouse, next to fliers about concerts and political gatherings, is a notice about the weekly meetings of the Indiana Asatru Council, whose members worship old Norse deities like Odin, Thor and Frigga.

Observing, noticing, gathering data, storing information, wondering.

Considering Eastern Lightning are essentially the Marlo Stanfield of the Chinese messiah complex game – holding gatherings at short notice, using code-names and mobile phones registered under false aliases, resisting confession in police interrogations, scattering at the first sign of police, etc, etc – it's no surprise that the government is trying and failing so hard to crush them.

Considering Eastern Lightning are essentially the Marlo Stanfield of the Chinese messiah complex game holding gatherings at short notice, using code names, and mobile phones registered under false aliases, resisting confession in police interrogations, scattering at the first sign of police, etc., etc.—it's no surprise that the government is trying and failing so hard to crush them.

Hello Cory! (Who was tiptoeing around the Senate chamber gathering signatures for another notice of motion that would allow consideration of watering down protections in the Racial Discrimination Act).

Some days I would notice the gathering storm and flee before it, running down the thousand steps and a couple of miles from the foot of the hill, to reach home drenched, dripping and panting, but feeling victorious at having survived the blinding lightning and thunder.

The first gathering, advertised at short notice on Facebook and Twitter, brought hundreds of angry anti-war demonstrators to the courtyard beneath Barak's home.