Sentence examples for take note from from inspiring English sources

The sat-nav generation should take note: from next month all learner drivers will be expected to demonstrate their own navigational skills to pass their driving tests.

Children like Ethel may have come to rely on small NGOs, but it remains in the national and international government's interest to take note from these grassroots organisations.

Take note from the lyrics "she works hard for the money" and put the work in place to improve your job hunt.

They should take note from Nestlé's positive stance which shows that paying a living wage is not just good for communities but makes good business sense too".

David Cameron should take note from Canada's new Prime Minister, a self-declared feminist who summed up why every cabinet should have gender parity with three very important words: "Because it's 2015".

Take note from Roksanda Illinic, whose spring/summer 2014 collection gave neoprene a ladylike sensibility, using bonded scuba in bright canary yellow to craft full, calf-length skirts alongside neat boxy blouses.

9) Take notes from other presenters.

Many aspiring coaches take notes from the training sessions they experience; Barker went further, much further.

The electors wouldn't take notes from those they regarded as shady financiers.

All students should take notes from class home with them to complete the homework assignment.

"Should I wait while you take notes from your staff?" asked Illinois Republican Peter Roskam.