Sentence examples for given some notice from inspiring English sources

Rangers had given some notice of their capabilities in attack when Guivarc'h had a beautifully-volleyed goal from Wallace's header disallowed for offside just three minutes before the latter gave the home side the lead.

His 41 yesterday seems likely to have pushed Shane Watson down the order and given some notice of the kind of performances which Australia will require if they are to build on their Old Trafford performance – and then make some serious resistance when the action moves Down Under later this year.

If you are on good terms and want to remain on good terms, you may want to give some notice to your department but this is not required, unless specified differently in the catalog or departmental guidelines for graduate students.

"The French government and several other European governments were also given some advance notice of President Nixon's China speech," she reported drily.

North Korea had given some advance notice before that test, which, like Monday's test, also was conducted in the country's northeast.

Giving them some notice gives them time to shave or, to be frank, wear a tampon.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:  You have to give them some notice, that's the only thing.

Generally as a practical matter, we have to give them some notice or the guy at the front gate won't let us in the door".

Given some of the press notices -- "The Rise and Fall of a Star" read the headline on a 3,800-word 3,800-wordhe storyrancinco Chronicle in 1999 -- one can undersThed a little defenSan Francisco Chronicle part today.

"I have diabetes and have to take these little pills, which in my case take a few hours to work, so you got to give me some notice before we pull off the highway".

When your child is having a emotional or challenging time with visitations, you can help your child by informing the teachers beforehand, giving them some notice in advance.