Sentence examples for made notes of from inspiring English sources
Lois Smart said that in order to keep focused, Elizabeth made notes of her own in the margins of the diary.
The father of the present folkdance revival is one Cecil Sharp, an Englishmen who toured the countryside and made notes of 5000 dances and tunes.
The company concedes he made notes of their numbers and account details. "To say the whole case is speculative is frankly nonsense... to say there is not a shred of evidence is going too far," Vos said.
After the choice of sources, we read through the material and made notes of everything novel and unexpected that sparked our imagination.
He took pictures of them and made notes of where they had come from and which cars they were returning to.
Of course, I kept a master list, amassed napkins from restaurants I wanted to remember, made notes of where we should return together, took photos to add depth to my retelling.
We made note of a shouted sentence.
His school made note of the switch.
"We made note of the ongoing negotiations and we made note of the alliance obligations of the United States," Dempsey said.
The news media, however, barely made note of it.
But Mr. Hodgson made note of one that recently occurred.
