Sentence examples for he ever noticed from inspiring English sources

Hollins said he was asked if he ever noticed that Bavetta "was making sure that the home team would win".

If her husband had noticed them — which assumed that he ever noticed anything — he would have thought she was planning to nag him about holidays.

They asked if he ever noticed that Bavetta "was making sure that the home team would win, and I told them I had no idea because I didn't work with him a lot".

Didn't he ever notice that there were no female members?

Did he ever notice that being chief of the National Restaurant Association was just a highfalutin way of saying "lobbyist?" The one thing we've learned for sure is that Herman Cain's staff has no idea what Herman Cain has been up to.

During an onstage interview with Ambler at the National Film Theatre in he 1990s, I asked him if he'd ever noticed the resemblance.

The Greek had apologized, and Pete had forgotten the incident — if, indeed, he'd ever noticed it — but the day lingered in Drummond's mind, a slight defensive hitch, every time he walked through the door of Dunkin' Donuts.

On his last day of work in October, Mr. Cohen visited friends around the courthouse, although he suggested that few people were likely to miss him because few ever noticed he was there.

He asks, "Have you ever noticed that we change parties sometimes, but the policies never change?" Even during that first Tea Party appearance, in Texas in 2007, Paul passed up a chance to reassure Republican voters.

Have you ever noticed how he always does things in twos?" "I've noticed that.

Hey, have you ever noticed this?" He pointed to the screen as the writing credits appeared.