Sentence examples for noted they would from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, many here noted, they would never need to take the test.

While it didn't comment on Bergdahl's intentions when leaving the post, writers noted they would watch his disciplinary proceedings closely.

Had they arrived alive, the Belgian press has noted, they would never have received such honoured treatment.

A lawyer for the women, Nikolai Polozov, said they would appeal, though he noted they would not ask Mr. Putin for a pardon.

He adjourned proceedings until 7 September so they can draw up a defence, and noted they would have a duty to defend him even against his will.

On the other hand, Gyory continued, "if a mayoral candidate begins with a unified minority base" — no easy feat, he noted — "they would need one-third of the white vote to win".

Griffith would not divulge mSurvey's revenue but noted they'd "started booking it almost immediately after launching".

The original plan was to hit up Alaysya's further down the road but friends had noted they'd cleaned up their act majorly since their health breaches in 2006.

"They sent in troops to bail him out," said Louis Manzo, a former Hudson County assemblyman, noting they would most likely do the same for Mr. Smith.

"There would be these beautiful spring days, and we'd look up and say, 'We just wasted a beautiful day inside,' " Mr. Prieb said, noting they would sometimes forget to even open the blinds.

Still, he notes, they would be about as rare as megatsunamis from asteroids hitting the ocean--grave threats, but extremely unlikely in our lifetimes.