Sentence examples for larger notice from inspiring English sources

And in this instance Mr. Hark shows some signs of growing up; this could have been his expansion into territory occupied by his fellow countryman Wong Kar Wei (whose blissful "In the Mood for Love" was also in the festival, playing to larger notice), that is until he became tired of adult concerns and allusive filmmaking and it finally turned back into a Tsui Hark movie.

As the length of the seed record increases, the differences become exponentially larger (notice the logarithmic scale used in the y-axis).

That text was in a larger notice, in which Salazar, acting through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, agreed to review 67 animal and plant species for federal protection.

As tracks from 25 are augmented with the Oscar-winning Skyfall and Rolling in the Deep (the song that made the world at large notice her skill), watching her perform gives one a newfound appreciation for the way she manages to locate and express the truth in her lyrics.

THEN maybe I'll watch my (&_(*^ language". His anger escalated, but Sue pointed to a large notice on the wall, house rules, posted. "Respect this space, and those around you". Rule number one. She told him she knew he knew the rules, and again told him he had to leave.

If the nature of the problem is readily identified (e.g., a defective incubator), make sure by appropriate means that its existence is known (e.g., a large notice on the incubator) and that the person responsible is dealing with the problem.

There should be a large notice at the top of the preview screen saying that the article is a stub.

You should see a large notice at the top of the page stating that this article is nominated for merging.

If you don't see a large notice under the introduction of the article, the template hasn't been written correctly.

Six weeks ago the police erected large notices about the scam outside the joints.

Under the settlement, Marriott must post large notices telling the hotel's employees that they have the right to form a union without fear of reprisal.