Sentence examples for noted look from inspiring English sources

The two men unite against the Antiquisearchers, two rival detectorists who, it is noted, look very like Simon & Garfunkel.

Responding to the possible need for new gun laws following the most recent school shootings and killings, this time Roseburg, Oregon, Jeb noted, "Look, stuff happens".

The Cinque Terre towns of today have, in reality, evolved as a designated world heritage site and a national park with mechanisms to preserve and protect the cultural landscape (including often-abandoned hillside vineyards), and the internationally noted "look and feel" of interconnected towns.

So when Neill, grim-faced in his toga and "I, Claudius" haircut, demands an account of an event so horrific that it undid even stone-hearted Roman legionnaires, these two gals (who it must be noted look pretty fetching for having recently withstood a siege, not to mention the deaths of virtually everyone they know) start talking about their childhoods.

His Eden, I noted, looked a lot like Solentiname.

(The beast in the commercial, it must be noted, looks like a leopard).

Ms. Lohan, he noted, looked credible when she posed as Taylor on a 2006 cover of Interview magazine.

But, as Bridie Jabour noted, looking at the experience of Newcastle after the closure of the BHP steelworks in 1999 does give these areas some hope.

This complex configuration of the horizontal circulation streamlines can be noted looking at the SuperDARN image reported in Fig. 8 where various scenarios are depicted.

"Boy, Castaic is really low," he noted, looking down at Castaic Lake, a State Water Project reservoir that holds supplies from Northern California that have been slashed by the drought.

Prof Arulkumaran said that over the next three days the team would review the case notes, look at guidelines and interview people.