Sentence examples for to notice given from inspiring English sources

The treaty concluded between the United States and the Republic of Cuba on Dec. 11, 1902, referred to in text, was terminated Aug. 21, 1963, pursuant to notice given by the United States on Aug. 21, 1962.

A case in point is "Sun Porch" and the several browns that denote the spindled back of an armchair at its center, although it takes the eyes a while to notice, given the room's crowded topography of furniture, embroidered textiles and, overhead, the beamed ceiling.

It's hard to notice, given the time scales involved - a year isn't overnight, ten years certainly isn't overnight.

Future repeat tests will focus on sports and athletes at higher risk and eliminate the advance notice given to universities and individuals facing more tests.

It would be easy not to have noticed, given that much of that acreage is tucked away in Maine.

What Duty Does Inquiry Notice Give Rise To?

Perhaps the council may start to take notice given the yards of coverage generated by last night's victory, all promoting the name of Northampton.

In Britain, the Trades Union Congress, the unions' national body, wants to reduce the notice given to dismissed senior executives, which can often be as long as two years.

But Hamilton doesn't seem to notice and gives her some whiskey.

No one in my periphery appeared to notice or give a shit about Abigale's theme, which made sense.

It shows you care enough to notice, or gives you a good opener in a bar.