Sentence examples for noted looking at from inspiring English sources

(As Efros noted, looking at Salavon's newlyweds, "The bride is usually to the right of the groom. I didn't know that. Maybe he didn't know that").

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.

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

The meta-analysis, he notes, looked at L-carnitine in the acute setting of a heart attack, and found that "brief " supplementation may be beneficial.

However, the observer, who asked that he not be identified, criticized the company's management, noting: "Look at how they just handed a beautiful business over to Circuit City.

NOTE: look at different properties that are available.

"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.

The man took notes, looking at Carlier with dismay that tightened the muscles and sinews in his forearms.

Analysts at Citigroup - in a note looking at possible surprises in the media sector for next year - take a look at the prospects of News Corp buying not only BSkyB but Sky Deutschland as well.

This was set out in the context of notes looking at where the Lawrence campaign was going, and at public-order issues connected with a later stage of the public inquiry into the Lawrence murder investigation, Ellison said.