Sentence examples for love to note from inspiring English sources

Ministers from Tony Abbott down love to note that we are paying "a billion dollars a month" in interest on our debt, and that they inherited a "record" amount of debt.

A Bright Spot in Steubenville Steubenville is an industrial city in Appalachia — locals love to note that it is hometown to the Rat Pack crooner Dean Martin, the pornographic movie actress Traci Lords and the oddsmaker Jimmy Snyder, known as Jimmy the Greek.

The Marriott chain finally had to finance the hotel with its own cash, all the while predicting it would be the city's last new hotel, Mr. Cohen loves to note.

Most startups won't need anywhere close to this many resources to get going unless they either become extremely popular (Google loves to note that Snapchat uses its services) or plan to use Google's servers for very heavy computations (I assume Google would ban a startup that would use these credits for Bitcoin mining…).

"Gravitas is a word that pundits such as William Safire and William F. Buckley love to use," notes a questioner irritated by his inability to find this weighty word for "solemnity, high seriousness" in his limited dictionary.

"She had a cage with two meowing cats in it," said Mr. Showalter, who was quick to note: "I love cats.

Choose anything you basically love to watch, taking note of what your friends find funny too.

In the ring: Analysts love to pepper their notes with dramatic imagery, but are we, as one pundit from Investec recently put it, really heading for a "broadband bloodbath" with the latest telephone and broadband package from Carphone Warehouse?

According to Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine, in "Cabaret", Timberlake compares the love to a burlesque and noted that the song resembles producer Timbaland's earlier work.

If we want our students to love reading, we need to love reading," notes Todd Finley.

While not required, it's a nice touch, and your neighbors will love to see a handwritten note from the scout.