Sentence examples for notices a man from inspiring English sources

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Pretty soon, a bystander notices a man loitering nearby, eavesdropping and taking notes.

Just before dusk, as the aluminium dinghy heads back to the mother boat, Djalu notices a man holding a spear standing on the shore, looking back intently at him.

He then notices "a man on the far side of the paddock filling their trough with water, facing away from them," and he wonders if this man, too, has seen the horses lying on the ground.

But the most sinister narrative comes to him: Pat notices a man driving a green van who checks into a motel with a good-looking young woman and takes the last available room.

Near him in the queue, he notices a man he dubs "Johnny". "He was a nut," the narrator gushes, admiring the man's style: "hair nicely oiled and beautifully parted" with "plump rosy cheeks [that] vaguely reminded one of a "Frivolity" beauty" (the cross-dressing men who were prima donnas of the popular stage in Ruhleben).

Adele is trying to get a drink from a busy barmaid when she notices a man openly crying in one corner.

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I noticed a man standing near one of the goats.

and noticed a man trying to jump his horse.

I noticed a man carrying a sandwich board advertising the services of a nail salon.

They noticed a man wearing a kaffiyeh at some distance, moving toward them.

It's here that I notice a man with a heavy winter coat on his knees.

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