Sentence examples for up noted from inspiring English sources

"Once most female actors hit their 40s, the parts start to dry up," noted Emine Saner.

Whereas Eastern Europe's governments might have halted infrastructure projects, there is now incentive to do exactly the opposite — speed them up, noted Sandor Richter, an expert on the region at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies.

One woman who picked me up noted that people in the southern part of the island were much less likely to give me a ride than were the northerners.

"If we as a nation decline to look at the root causes, as we have for the past two decades, it will only be a matter of time before another group of people with the same ideology springs up," noted Mr. Qusti.

So much, then, for the days like the one in 1994 when Ron Harper, bristling at having his $4 million option picked up, noted he was "just doing my jail time," and was suspended by the team but celebrated by his teammates, who took the floor for the next game with his number written on their sneakers.

The Apollo Group, which owns the University of Phoenix, has made a big bet to create the Innovator's Accelerator and has signed up noted Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen and others to teach corporate teams how to become more innovative.

A file was drawn up, noting their views on the monarchy, the country and the impending celebrations.

"They were not by any means wealthy when he was growing up," notes Miller.

He followed up noting "Facebook is pretty uniquely positioned to answer the questions people have.

And followed it up, noting they would not press charges.

Rap-Up noted the audience "went wild" during the song.