The industry took notice, too.
Notice, too, his recipes' questionable "twists".
It didn't escape his notice, too, that she was "exceptionally pretty".
Nigel Farage seems to be on holiday, but he will be taking notice too.
They notice too that the silver buttons of their vests have suddenly tarnished.
We notice too how "disgrace" means so much more than she realises.
But I knew from four that I was "different", and other people seemed to notice too.
Notice too that to the extent that social issues played in this election, they played in favor of Democrats.
The critical reception accorded to Swordfishtrombones included much profound astonishment, and Waits's songwriting peers sitting up and taking notice, too.
And notice too that France in the 1920s stabilized with debt of 140 percent of GDP — far higher than the numbers that are supposed to terrify us now.
Notice, too, that among the recipients of Marshall Aid were a number of countries that even today remain outside the European Union: Iceland, Norway, and Turkey.
