Sentence examples for noted comes from inspiring English sources

Neither system, Ms. Meads noted, comes with its own whiteboard.

And the average bill, it should be noted, comes to about $75 a head.

And her request, she noted, comes at a time when the agency is struggling to keep up.

(That laissez-faire reaction, it should be noted, comes from a company whose corporate parent has a $1 billion piracy lawsuit pending against Google, the owner of YouTube).

He brought up the word "credit," which, he noted, comes from the Latin credere, "to believe," and concluded, "What Mr. Madoff did and what Mr. Merkin did was to undermine trust".

But I think it's good to note that the Quadro line (not meant for gaming, it should be noted) comes in flavors running from the $150 380 to the $3500 5800, and everything in-between.

The student's argument, she noted, "came straight from the Taliban worldview".

Intercepting communications, he noted, came under France's foreign intelligence agency.

The core of this victory, as Rodriguez noted, came in the third after Eduardo Nunez walked to lead off the inning.

The phrase "dead end" itself, Mr. Safire noted, came from the term for certain plumbing pipes in the 19th century.

A very large perforator was noted coming off the posterior tibial artery proximal to the defect.