Sentence examples for notice apparently from inspiring English sources

This tale, printed in tiny letters immediately after the copyright notice, apparently explains the title of the issue, "We Now Know Who".

The men and boys milling around took little notice; apparently a Western woman riding on a camel was not an unusual sight.

He did not notice, apparently, that Judith O. Rubin, the wife of Robert E. Rubin, the former Treasury secretary who is now chairman of the executive committee of the Citigroup board, was an honorary board member at the Y. Reached at home on Thursday, Mrs. Rubin said she had not been involved.

We are seated at his feet because we are supposed to be asking Prince questions: we've been summoned to Paisley Park at short notice, apparently because Prince "had a brainstorm in the middle of the night, two nights ago" and decided this was the best way to announce a forthcoming European tour.

In the lost-and-found classified section of the Times itself there appeared, among pleas for lost Akitas ("Has tattoo") and lost Saudi Arabian Airlines I.D. cards and lost four-carat emerald-cut diamond rings set in platinum ("sentimental value_"_), this notice, apparently placed by a group of the Times' own reporters: "LA TIMES: Last seen in a confused state disguised as USA Today.

Eventually, it fetched up in a mezzanine storage area of the Rare Book and Manuscript Library on the sixth floor of Butler, within the offices of the library's public services archivist, surrounded by files and boxes and exposed pipes, with no plaque to identify it save a tiny notice apparently dating back at least a century that says "Edgar A. Poe wrote The Raven before this mantel".

Hilariously, Bush said that such incentives "should be technology-neutral because the government should not be picking winners and losers" - not noticing, apparently, that elsewhere in the speech he promised billions in subsidies to "clean" coal, nuclear power and biofuels.

These notices apparently weren't enough, though, and so the FTC has stepped in to prevent what it sees as future privacy violations.

There's a line of people waiting to get back to the dancefloor and he's pretending he hasn't noticed, apparently purely for his own amusement.

Instead, they have just been handed an eviction notice - apparently designed to confirm every racist's prejudice that if you take their money away they will all go home.

By September, the draft notice was apparently ready.