Sentence examples for turned to note from inspiring English sources

No one turned to note him when he passed inside.

Once that crisis ended, the secondary market for loans continued to expand, with bankers turning to note sales as an alternative to working out delinquent loans internally.

All three turned to Twitter to note the degree of support for the hunts.

No, he has turned to the notes and theories from classical Greece to reveal how far our understanding, and investigative techniques, progressed between antiquity and the age of enlightenment.

Key, waiting for the cameras to reset, turned to Peele and noted the cushy situation of sports announcers: "Some people do this shit for a living, and that's all they do.

Elvira" — I turned to her — "take note".

While I remain an iOS user, I've turned to the Galaxy Note again and again over the past few weeks because of the bright screen and size.

Hugh turned to the liner notes, hoping to find some sort of explanation.

To direct the opera the company turned to Ruggero Raimondi, a noted Attila during his long career as a bass.

But in the weeks following the dedication ceremony, praise turned to criticism and reporters noted "absurdities" in the relief panels.

Reed, playing the final note, turned to the camera and offered in his laconic New York acccent, "Adios, amigos".