Sentence examples for so I noted from inspiring English sources
He made it look so easy, so I noted his name and told United.
I'm not sure what the difference is, so I note the paradox that the requirements of public service broadcasting limit what he can say about the Labour leadership election.
I'm much fresher and clear-headed when I first get up and often have great ideas last thing at night, so I note them down so I can work on them first thing!
I hope this paper will encourage this awareness and stimulate discussion so I note the comments on this paper from both sets of authors and I commend Breitwieser et al. for taking the time to respond as they have.
But even so, as I note that Piketty's bookshelves are lined with such headache-inducing titles as The Principles of Microeconomics and The Political Influence of Keynesianism, simple folk like me still need some help here.
So much so that I noted several audience members leaving the (admittedly claustrophobic) theater as "Mercury Fur" headed toward its grisly denouement.
OK, so earlier today, I noted that Rick Santorum is meeting with some group of conservatives in Virginia about how they will "Stop Romney".
One begins to absorb the local habits and characteristics, and so I'll note, with what I hope is sufficient dryness, that the hotel's elevators — sorry, lifts — are now inoperable.
Little wonder when recently viewing the movie "Young Adult" in Manhattan, I noted so many people in the audience nervously laughing and solipsistically squirming in their seats.
("I think that's just so anachronistic," she remarked when I noted the absence of liberal rhetoric in her pronouncements).
