Sentence examples for sort of notice from inspiring English sources

In 2006, in Jones v. Flowers, the Supreme Court considered what sort of notice must be given when the government wants to sell a home for unpaid taxes.

"You sort of notice the newbies, and he seemed like a very personable young man," Dr. Suzanne Poppema, a former director of N.A.F., recalls.

"My recollection was that I began to sort of notice a pattern and then I arranged my jogs to coincide with what I imagined to be her location," he said.

Levine feels this sort of notice period should be required legally for all contracts, as should a 30-day cooling off period, while contracts should be written in language everyone can understand.

The commission did not specify what sort of notice companies should give, but it noted that some have proposed methods that are more visible to the average user, like a link right on each advertisement that leads to an explanation of what data the advertiser collects and uses.

"It's out of turn for a city official to call an entity out for violating the law," chief executive Travis Kalanick told me yesterday, "without some sort of notice or specification of which law that entity is breaking".

Then, "after a few drinks, Eve sort of noticed me," he remembers.

Advertising by word of mouth and by the sort of notices with tear-off tabs you see in laundromats, he has been doing angel facilitation for the past ten years, in and around New York.

He said: "We sort of noticed all the brake lights coming on, came to a stop and saw the flames which all of a sudden came out.

"Companies know and they've sort of noticed that the consumers in the middle are not doing so well," said Chris Christopher, an economist at research firm IHS.

"'When I first walked in I sort of noticed the shed in the background but didn't really take it in," he said, after the viewing.