I took note of it mentally.
"I took note of it because I was feeling strangely fresh".
"I took note of it the other day," said a retired member of the Army Reserve who lives nearby and would identify himself only as Peter.
The National Review symposium was posted last night at 10 p.m., and I took note of it on Facebook and Twitter.
"Someone replied this would be a good album title, and I took note of it," he explains.
Though only LA Times columnist George Skelton and I took note of it, a sudden emergence at the end of last month, on the day of the first Brown-Whitman debate, made this reality concrete.
I know we talked about it, and I took note of it, but I knew it already.' (P7, male, 77 years, living alone, discontinued participation) 'Well, because of those conversations [with the nurse] probably, but I heard it from outside too, of course.
I know we talked about it, and I took note of it, but I knew it already.' It seemed that, with regard to making changes, especially in lifestyle, successful nurses operated in a sharply defined area; they mainly asked questions and discussed issues in an open conversation with participants, but stayed away from giving directions or general advice.
I take note of what happened and store it for the future".
