Sentence examples for to make noted from inspiring English sources

"This was a kind of punch that Dickens liked to make," noted Mr. Wondrich, for whom the punch bowl is no less than a liquid portal to the past.

He's decided he'll need to make notes.

Areas at the back to make notes perhaps?

Nonetheless, he had to make notes on the conduct required "to be fortunate with women".

Ms. Ware has the voice for it, able to make notes tremble and swell and swoop.

"You actually have to pay attention to make note of this".

Macqueen dashed down to the dressing-room to make notes, missing de Beer's final kick.

I couldn't, wouldn't tear myself away from reading to make notes.

But it would be practical to make note of the various descriptions provided for the plants.

But as an accountant, he was more inclined just to make notes in a ledger.

He used his easygoing baritone voice to make notes curl and glide with subtle country swing.