Sentence examples for notices a bit from inspiring English sources

While checking on what's left of his inheritance, Iremonger notices a bit of symbolism in the paperwork: "In the office-use-only portion of the form, a word caught my eye, a little bit of bank jargon -- narrative".

Then I'd notice a bit more.

And Ferguson won't have noticed a bit of it.

The adult world is, you may have noticed, a bit gendered.

"This is dirty," she said, when she noticed a bit of juice on the lip of a bowl of cockles.

After some polite hesitation, a senior fellow answered that she had indeed noticed a bit of unrest lately.

One of the big lorries could trundle over a small car and only notice a bit of a bump.

It was not clear where you had to order from, and I noticed a bit of a queue building for customers waiting for hot food.

Those teams with players involved might have appreciated the notice a bit earlier, especially when you consider that the MLB trade deadline is at 4PM EST on Wednesday.

She was 56 and had always been healthy when the disease was diagnosed, after she noticed a bit of rectal bleeding.

I also noticed, a bit glumly, that my hands, exposed through that decorative window, had never looked quite so dry, so vascular.