Sentence examples for noted someone from inspiring English sources

But it was a military disaster - as Tennyson, and Olga, noted: "Someone had blundered".

After all, he noted, someone with residency in Andorra earning €100,000 a year would pay €6,800 in taxes.

"One for the buffalo and one for the tourists," said Ms. Muma, though she noted someone still managed to shoot one of the animals through the hump with an arrow.

The year before, in 1922, T. E. Lawrence, of Arabia fame, reported that "Moby-Dick" took prime position on his "shelf of 'Titanic' books (those distinguished by greatness of spirit)," and two years after that, in 1924, noted, "Someone is working a Melville boom, & I've sold all my early editions profitably".

The people who knew Hussle personally were robbed of grass-roots leadership, a role model for their children and, as some local interviewees noted, "someone who cared". For the community he impacts, inspires or empowers, a folk hero's untimely death demands symbolic meaning, even if that meaning seems absurd to outsiders looking in.

At home, he noted, someone's digital collection of music, movies and family photos would be more easily shuffled to different devices and screens.

The hour begins with her noting, "Someone said, Antarctica is a blank slate on which you write your soul," and ends with her saying, "There are still lots of heroes in the world".

Note: Someone who claims to treat everything for everyone should raise a red flag.

They invariably noted when someone on the air disagreed with or questioned American leaders.

It suggests that, as noted before, someone has made the wrong bet and had to slash their position.

"Good trigger pull," Skinner noted, as someone emptied what sounded like a.40-calibre pistol about thirty feet from the car.