The night we visited, they were pouring a Ridge Lytton Springs Zinfandel, among other things, and after taking note of our interest, the very considerate waiter gave us a taste.
Xinjiang was able to spend the money it did because owners, taking note of the interest that Stephon Marbury created last year in his Chinese debut, voted to lift the league's salary cap on foreign players to attract more high-profile N.B.A. veterans.
After meticulously reviewing the approximately 8,000 experiments and studies on added sugar consumption, as well as taking note of potential conflicts of interest, the SugarScience group concluded that robust evidence suggests consuming lots of added sugar over a long period increases the risk for type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and heart disease.
He said the European Union has "taken note of the interest on the Georgian side," but the decision is not yet formally on any agenda.
How much did the government take note of citizens' interests in its development plans?
When you're chatting, say something to make him laugh, and touch his arm lightly while you're laughing Try to get to know him, and take note of his interests.
"I'll concede that I wasn't actively aware of the British Parliament's rules of procedure from the 17th century, so I took note of this with interest yesterday," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday.
While Davies has taken note of the growing interest in Wales as they have progressed in the tournament, he is still enjoying his relative obscurity in public in New Zealand.
Cable networks have taken note of the renewed interest, with HBO and Showtime, plus online streaming service Netflix and others, entering the production and distribution game.
The U.S. must have a policy that takes note of the diverse interests of all stakeholders of democratic change.
For that matter, Obama did take note of the administration's interest in early childhood education — though he didn't mention that it became a priority only in his second administration, by which time there was little surplus money to spend on it.
