Sentence examples for note of the word from inspiring English sources

His editors, taking note of the word "rage," encouraged him not to appear angry, so he instead registered "indignation".

This is not a mainstream medical term in the UK, and it is likely that the records of bloating represent a verbatim note of the word the woman used.

Take note of the word leader here, because while Regina is the boss that tells everyone what to do, that probably won't slide in real life unless you want people to be afraid of you.

(Take note of the word CLEAN!) 5 10 inch (12.7 25.4 cm) bears - A smaller range of bears, but not the smallest, bears this size tend to live well in something such as a cardboard box,  or a basket.

Take note of the wording in your recipe.

Also make an effort to really listen to other people and make a mental note of the words and phrases that they use to express themselves, rather than resorting to swearing.

The other was the appearance on the show notes of the word "chaps" in a list of influences.

It is a good idea to make a note of the root word with its meaning next to your word in the reading domain.

Make sure you took note of the bolded word in step 3. Let's implement the circuit we've been talking about in lecture that increments a value ad infinitum.

That theory accounted for the letters' taped seams and the notes' use of the word anthrax, a warning that allowed antibiotic treatment — not to be expected from a Qaeda attack intended mainly to kill.

Each session will be recorded, while a co-researcher will also attend to make a note of the opening words used by each participant in order to enable identification later on.