Sentence examples for to have noted from inspiring English sources

Kennedy is said to have noted that "success has a thousand fathers; failure is an orphan".

Mr Hollande, stuck with a 16% popularity rating, is said to have noted wryly how refreshing it was to hear cheering crowds when he accompanied the queen.

Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of Vogue, is said to have noted the popularity of STYLE.com and asked why it couldn't be called Vogue.com.com

The Queen was taking a close interest in the referendum, and was said to have noted a poll published in the Times earlier that week, which found the no side's lead had shrunk to only six points.

Fire officers are known to have walked through the building in the months before the fire as they worked to recover human remains after the 9/11 attacks, but they, too, do not appear to have noted the blocked stairwells.

She is said to have noted once that she liked Jews "very much" but that they were "a separate people and a strange people, keeping to themselves and their own ways".

Can we really afford to have "Notes of a Native Son" be three, four, or even one word worse?

"If we don't have PowerPoints in class these days, students are going to rebel — they expect to have notes handed out to them, bullet points," he said.

I also arranged to have note takers with me during the lectures just in case professors would add something important.

But he likes to get his definitive take — I think he goes into a state where it's not constructive to have notes and comments.

And they need to have notes of what our expectations are of them so it works extremely well from that point of view.