Sentence examples for start to note from inspiring English sources

So in fact it's up to us people who are researchers to actually start to note that this is also related to the gendered notion of it (Res).

As they learned more about blood (and developed safe transfusions) in the early 20th century, physicians started to note anecdotes about young blood boosting older patients' energy and giving them a younger appearance.

Commentators have started to note the Roberts M.O. of planting the seeds of far-right and far-ranging opinions years before ultimate decisions come down, often wiping out decades of progressive gains in civil rights, worker rights or equal rights.

Start to mentally note individual parts of the body in more detail.

Automatically, my eyes start to wander, noting tattoos, oddly shaped birthmarks, and nipples of all different shapes and sizes.

Automatically, my eyes start to wander, noting tattoos, oddly shaped birth-marks and nipples of all different shapes and sizes.

So if you're going to think about being a coach, I would suggest you get a book and just start to take notes as it goes along.

Good place to start is to note that Congress over the last 10 years has made steep funding cuts to the National Institutes of Health.

"Once most female actors hit their 40s, the parts start to dry up," noted Emine Saner.

When the exchange rate is below 100 yen to the U.S. dollar, "you start to struggle," Ghosn noted.

When a seasoned stock finally does start to move up, Rodriguez notes, this often happens quickly.