Sentence examples for noticed for a from inspiring English sources

You should get noticed for a play, not a celebration".

It may not be noticed for a hundred years.

Spinning the color wheel is something Tom Mora, head of women's design at J. Crew, has noticed for a few seasons.

"It's something we've noticed for a while now, and it's pervasive throughout Iraq," said Samer Muscati, a Middle East researcher for Human Rights Watch who has recently visited Iraq.

But he is almost looking ahead, hoping his upbeat personality, strong receiving skills and ability to connect with pitchers — Mark Buehrle, for one, enjoyed working with him — will overshadow his meager offense (.122 average in 41 major league at-bats) and get him noticed for a promotion later.

Certainly, she said, they must have a copy of every single key to every single lock they'd ever installed, or a magic key to all doors, and they entered people's homes to steal small items whose absence wouldn't be noticed for a while; worse, perhaps the locksmiths didn't steal anything, just took naps on beds that weren't theirs, drank out of people's favorite cups, shit in their toilets.

Channel 4 has great brand heritage so some viewers might not notice for a bit.

"I began to notice, for a split second, difficulty with word recall," said Mr. Hickey, a clinical psychologist and lecturer.

You can do your job and you can toil along in anonymity without anybody noticing for a real long time.

It's even possible not to notice for a long time that there's a story here — and that's just fine.

And it is extremely, three-napkin spicy, to the point that you may fail to notice for a bit the tautly balanced umami of the broth.