Sentence examples for taking serious notes from inspiring English sources

I stopped taking serious notes at this point, and simply wrote, in large, definitive letters, "We're fucked".

I stopped taking serious notes at this point, and simply wrote, in large, definitive letters, "We're fucked". I knew then and there that I couldn't go through with this.

Media agencies here should perhaps be taking serious note of this development, the UK is Google's second largest market by revenue globally...it must be on the radar for a test.

Clearly, Easterbrook had heard the wake-up call, taking serious note of the recent troubles, the escalating push for salary increases and the increasing competition from other burger quick-serve restaurants.

But like most comedians, I would tape shows or have people take serious notes and go back and think about things and how they worked and try to refine them.

Take serious notes.

Take serious note.

The designers of low-cost houses should take serious note of the pathways of disease created by the provision and layout of sanitation-associated structures.

"The global community should take serious note of Pakistan's double-speak on terrorism," the spokesman added.

But Lagarde took serious note of the petition — and personal messages she said she received from Smith students and staff.

Only the following year, with the publication of a book titled "Mediator 150 mg: How Many Dead?" did the news media and government officials take serious note.