Sentence examples for noticed here is from inspiring English sources
The thing you will have noticed here is that the visit did inspire some "numbers" from Pope.
Kwame: Something else I've noticed here is that if one person does one thing and becomes successful, everyone tries to copy them – which happened when someone from a school around here signed for Aston Villa.
"One thing I've noticed here is, if someone does well, there's no jealousy.
An important point to be noticed here is that no functional group containing nitrogen is detected in the FT-IR spectra.
One of the first things I noticed here is how new French artists seem to really idolize the more established ones of their parents' generation -- and perhaps a little more than their American counterparts.
"One of the first things I noticed here were the help wanted ads," said Michelle Simick, 27, a newspaper reporter who moved here this spring from her native Vancouver.
This was the thing Mr. Wolfe noticed: here was a group of men, all rich and powerful, who were gripped by the same mania for custom tailoring.
In case you hadn't noticed, here's what's happened thus far: Mighty, mighty, all-conquering and glorious Wales thumped Italy 44-10 athehe Millennium Stadium, which sent Steve Hansen back to t'other side of the world with a botoxed blankness of expression on his face, and me into the office with a big happy grin on mine.
And yet, as some of these explanations raised new questions, and as some of the commenters mentioned issues I hadn't previously noticed, here's a new list of plot holes from The Force Awakens. 1. Starkiller Base has been constructed to allow it to suck all the energy out of a star thousands of times its size.
The morphological changes noticed here are probably because the two antigens used in this study are easily accessed by the host immune system.
What you notice here is Ms. Maricich's alto voice, plain but game; her occasionally mumbled, second-guessing lyrics about kissing and flirting; fresh ideas about how to design a song, including idiosyncratic dynamics and sampled sounds from mouths and instruments; and, most of all, far more sophisticated harmonies and melody lines than before.
