Sentence examples for good note of from inspiring English sources

"I hope the coaches will take a good note of that and maybe give me a chance to play more," Mutombo said.

"The executive committee," it read, "takes good note of the will of FIFA to take concrete and efficient measures with regards to good governance, expects to see results within the next three months, and is following the situation closely".

Garland "gave me a very good note of something he saw early on — never to play [the sexuality], but always just to keep her doe-like, like a newborn, which she is.

[Author's response: We have taken good note of this breakthrough in the revised version {see ref 44}].

And I take good note of what was said by a liberal President-in-Office of the Council with regard to the Barcelona Summit: social cohesion, the defence of the European social model, the capacity for adaptation and dialogue with social partners; I believe that that defines the route we must take.

Take good note of that – don't make all of your runs longer.

One, he gave good notes of criticism on subjects ranging from the film's music to its pacing, Mr. Peralta said, and "never let his ego get in the way".

Take good notes of any incidents, with dates, locations, and witnesses.

Take good notes of your observations.

Take good notes of what happened and when for future research either for yourself, or if you have to call in more professional ghost hunters.

Research your paper topic, keeping good notes of all sources used for your research and the bibliography information for those sources.