Sentence examples for started to note from inspiring English sources

Much of the conversation there seems to be about companies offering routes to U.S. consumers to watch non-NBC Olympics coverage (Twitter's river for Olympics+VPN here; Google's river here; and other news organizations like Reuters have started to note it, too).

We were originally tipped off to a possible acquisition by a reader who noticed that imoji's apps (one for iMessage stickers, and one for stickers for other text messages) suddenly started to note that Giphy Inc was the owner of the app.

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.

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.

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).

When the music industry started to take note.

I started to take note of the story itself.

But only recently has the world started to take note.

About a decade after the first gallery shows of African art in New York, cutting-edge institutions started to take note.

Architects really started to take note that same year when Autodesk, a leading maker of CAD software, bought a smaller BIM company called Revit, says Dr Eastman.

But it was the penultimate race of that title-wining season, in Estoril, that the paddock really started to take note of Marquez.