Sentence examples for may noted the from inspiring English sources

The German XIX Corps war diary's situation summary at 20 00 on 14 May noted: The completion of the military bridge at Donchery had not yet been carried out owing to heavy flanking artillery fire and long bombing attacks on the bridging point … Throughout the day all three divisions have had to endure constant air attack — especially at the crossing and bridging points.

But if the workers do not make the offers, a listening supervisor may note the failure.

Today a Facebook-user may note the passing of an aged parent, sending digital ripples across a dozen states.

Students of the art of bullshit may note the excuse of "keeping one's cards close to one's chest" for future reference.

Some may note the similarity between this idea and Gove's announcement yesterday of plans to slacken the rules on teachers using physical force.

"Thank God we got a better President now," Prince continues, rather startlingly, "with bigger balls" – the reader may note the recurrent sexual imagery – "than Carter.

SCORECARD -- Ms. Snyder, 63, looks young and vigorous in her ad; viewers who know what Mr. Morgenthau looks like at age 86 may note the contrast.

Looking down the list of speakers, which included Prince Charles, Bill Clinton, Christine Lagarde, Mark Carney and an assortment of business leaders, one may note the total absence of global charities, development organisations, environmental champions, radical economists, poverty campaigners or union representatives.

You may note the FTSE 100 always tends to be the quoted index in the financial press and thus investors could be excused for focusing their attention on these corporate behemoths.

Finally one may note the lack of significant sunward flowing ions in the magnetotail.

One may note the absence of books about sociobiology cited here.