Sentence examples for taking note of things from inspiring English sources

I could last hours in ethnic supermarkets (and have), but here I darted around for only half an hour, taking note of things I might buy, like lychee fruit bars (four for $4.96), and things that caught me eye, like duck tongues and mung bean starch.

This new Urban version, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show going on this week, adds a "bionic skin" to the mix, which includes embedded sensors throughout to detect things like a change in surface type for the road itself, say from asphalt to packed dirt, or to take note of things like snow and rain.

Take note of things that he or she likes.

Take note of things about them which interest you.

Take note of things you might need to work on as well as what sounded good.

Take note of things and people around you that inspire you or make you think deeply.

Say "good game" to the other player, and mentally take note of things you need to work on for next time.

Writing for more than 15 minutes will let you take note of things that you wouldn't think about in three minutes.

Use this journal to produce ideas, take note of things you see, hear, or read, and flesh out your writing material.

When talking to your partner, take note of things they enjoy the most (hobbies, day-to-day activities, etc)., and do a little research on it so you have more to do when you see them next.

"The top method is simply to stay keenly attuned to trends in the laboratories and research centres around the world, taking note of even things that seem impractical or useless," says Brin. "You then ask yourself: 'What if they found a way to do that thing ten thousand times as quickly/powerfully/well? What if someone weaponised it?