Sentence examples for no one took note from inspiring English sources
The only brightness came from a giant illuminated billboard: "A Victory for Putin Is a Victory for Russia!" it read, but no one took note of the victory promise.
"Ms. Cheung, I just wanted to tell you how much I admire your work," he said, and she smiled graciously, the very picture of cinematic royalty, before heading out onto a Toronto street where no one took note of who she was.
The university's system of "safety management accountability and oversight" was inadequate, and no one took note of or learned from earlier incidents that provided "preventative lessons" about impending danger.
No one took note in the eighteenth year of the twentieth century that a Baptist preacher had come to birth.
No one took notes, since this was routine stuff; at one point, Aposhian emphasized that you shouldn't "ever, ever point a gun at something you don't want to put a hole in, and that includes your toes or your own hand".
Acosta opened the session with an unusual request: that no one take notes on what he had to say.
Ansari records each of his performances, and he usually listens to the last one right before the next one, taking note of which interjections are worth repeating.
It speaks especially well of these actors that one takes note of the performances at all, since character in the two plays necessarily takes a back seat to Mr. Ayckbourn's clockwork.
"No one took any note of me at all," he said.
