Sentence examples for take a note from from inspiring English sources

"As tap dancers, we have to take a note from that.

Educators could take a note from design firm IDEO with its mantra of "Fail early, fail often," says Wagner.

If I could offer some advice to EA for next year, take a note from MLB 2K9.

They seem to take a note from GlaDOS, the vicious and sarcastic AI voice in the Portal games, which is something no other fitness app seems to offer.

So, take a note from San Francisco, where 56% of hosts say they use the extra income to help pay their mortgages or rent, and post your house on the site.

But before developers can start thinking past the mobile ecosystem, and even past wearables like Google Glass, into the future of the connected car, more OEMs need to take a note from Audi and ensure that wifi-enabled drivers are getting the most bang for their buck.

Hugo Lindgren, the editor of the New York Times Magazine, takes a note from the cover story and tries to find out.

He took a note from his psychiatrist to his restoration hearing, which he said "lasted maybe about five minutes," but he said the judge did not even ask to see it.

The Internet-savvy publisher took a note from another medium: "Tell them to stay tuned".

With the launch of BumbleSpot, the company took a note from Yelp's playbook.

CEO Evan Spiegel seems to have taken a note from Facebook, the company he himself refused to sell to.