Sentence examples for observations take from inspiring English sources

This week's observations take in a discussion of Liverpool's cricket talent, Gordon Muchall's batting and the trouble with bonus points.

Please review this patient who's got a temperature: "review patient, check the nursing observations, take some bloods, do I need to start some treatment straight away?".

Typically, because her view of the world stretched beyond the film studio, her observations take in politicians she had known who saw that politics too could be part of the entertainment business.Let me say this.

One or two are cited, such as the art teacher in a school for maladjusted children (this was the 1970s) who came and sat in the therapy room in silence for 10 minutes before saying: "If you look after me, who will look after you?" But most of Phillips's observations take more abstract form.

These last observations take us back to where we started.

These observations take a step towards many applications of sensory carbon based textile reinforced concrete elements.

The moderator played an observer role, conducted unstructured observations, took field notes and asked supplementary questions.

She has found that cloud observations taken over the decades by trained observers on ships may be surprisingly useful.

I was taken aback at first by the idea of observations taking place by remote controlled video.

Under the shadow of this event, Brautigan's familiar mix of wry stories and observations takes on a persistent mordancy.

Furthermore, observations taken years apart enabled the proper motions of these stars across the sky to be estimated.