Sentence examples for notice of when from inspiring English sources

Anderson also told Hoskins that he had advance notice of when the drug tests would be conducted.

That is something D'Antoni would have hardly taken notice of when he coached Phoenix, nothing more than a win over a quality team.

Despite that change, minor league teams still received advance notice of when testing would occur this season, according to eight people who work in the minor leagues.

"Last week we heard they wanted us to give them a one-week notice of when we were running a convoy and then they would post it in the police headquarters and assign police to ride along," he said.

Many bands start being played on the radio after making an impact on the festival circuit, which then translates to album sales and gig attendance – both of which the festival promoters take notice of when they're booking for 2016.

The notable thing about these strikes is that they tend to be indefinite: workers give the employers no notice of when they will return, and thus no certainty in their calculations.

When Lakin took over Children's Services in May 2010, the children's minister, Dawn Primarolo had already served a notice of improvement when the failing department was under Wright's direction.

Networks in the United States took notice of it when the Australian version set ratings records last summer.

Americans, in the end, only take notice of things when it hits their pocket book.

Did you take much notice of newscasters when you first started watching TV? Absolutely not.

The University of York report suggests that students take relatively little notice of fees when making decisions about further study.