Sentence examples for noticed with a from inspiring English sources

Now, he has company – Wales is ready to be noticed, with a government-funded True Taste of Wales brand and a flurry of gastro-inspired initiatives.

But then I noticed, with a start, the book's jaunty dedication: "To my parents and (how not?) to my aunt". Google reveals that she celebrated her 100th birthday in March.

On my way back to London the other day, I was clawing my way toward the buffet car when I noticed with a shock that more or less the entire train carriage was reading… novels.

On the second day of the conference, I was waiting in line for my free, TED-sponsored kale salad, when I noticed, with a start, that it wasn't raining.

Minor epiphenomena of the internet – the freeze-effect on the human face when Skype crashes; the little intricate technodrama of "buffering" – are noticed with a delicacy reminiscent of Nicholson Baker's paeans to technology.

Grammar nerds come out to play, humblebragging about their expertise and unsuccessfully disguising their lunging need to be noticed with a mask of concern for educational standards and the dangers inherent in people's diminishing ability to express themselves clearly.

On the other hand, an increase in wall shear stress is also noticed with an increase in particle volume concentration.

Here, also, an increase in the salivary glucose level was noticed with an increase in HbA1c percentage.

While BN-175 tumour cells were effectively killed by DXR with an IC50 of 0.08  μg ml−1, hardly any effect of Hi was noticed with an IC50 as high as 500  μg ml−1.

But then you start to notice, with a raised eyebrow, the little things.

By 1970, he had noticed, with alarm, a significant decrease in astronomical visibility.