Sentence examples for taken a note of from inspiring English sources

She told the Leveson inquiry that Glenn Mulcaire, the former private investigator convicted on phone hacking charges, had taken a note of "all my telephone numbers, the three that I changed in three months, my access numbers, pin numbers, my password for my email".

Iain Duncan Smith urged readers to "help us" by "taking a note of the hotline number".

"I can't remember, I didn't take a note of what he said".

Lewis might also take a note of warning from the Yankees' first-round playoff exit last week.

"Take a note of each university's Clearing phone numbers and opening hours," says Helen Thurstan, recruitment manager at Staffordshire University.

Making contacts Some companies will ask you to fill in forms or take a note of your contact details.

Take a note of the number at the start of discussions and at the end, or check the counter each morning for a week.

Campaigners now believe the mayor should take a note of the history and announce a complete ban on the dirtiest diesels.

You take a note of the surroundings—some black folks here and there, but mostly a white audience.

Don't respond defensively: instead take a note of what was controversial about the content, and broadcast a sincere apology.

Take a note of all the good things you are currently experiencing and all the great things you are doing.