Sentence examples for notice for its from inspiring English sources

When a chocolate company requested 800 CaliBowls on short notice for its store displays, it became clear that it was time to move toward a just-in-time delivery model.

"Untitled (How Does It Feel)" also earned notice for its controversial music video.

It ruled that the agency's decision to fine CBS was arbitrary and capricious — and therefore illegal — because it failed to provide a reasoned explanation, and appropriate notice, for its change in policy.

The band also gained notice for its music videos.

Her 2008 album, "The Symphonies: Dreams Memories and Parties," brought her notice for its theatrical approach.

That wasn't Trump's only late-night tweet on Sunday that drew notice for its racial overtones.

It was a performance widely noticed for its aristocratic poise and sharp cutting edge.

It also came trailing rave notices for its work under the Finnish maestro Osmo Vanska, who took over as music director in 2003, and its performances largely bore them out.

Adam McKay's scathing "The Big Short," an adaptation of the Michael Lewis book chronicling the 2008 mortgage debt meltdown and the Wall Street outsiders who saw it coming, closed the festival, winning strong notices for its energy and timeliness as well as the strength of its ensemble, led by Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling and, in a small role, Brad Pitt.

Debating whether to check out "Alcatraz," the time-traveling crime drama on Fox that drew mixed notices for its premiere episodes last week?

The country was already starting to receive good notices for its sauvignon blancs, but there was scepticism that any decent grapes would flourish so far south.