Sentence examples for what he noted from inspiring English sources
What he noted about Homecoming in his autobiography still applies: "[M]y eyes had grown accustomed to the dark.
Strachan reflected that he had "never heard a noise like it" when the second one went in, leaving him on the verge of what he noted wistfully would have been the best result of his managerial career.
This prejudice, Dr. Güntürkün argues, may live on in what he noted as he watched 124 smooching couples in the airports, train stations and beaches of Germany, the United States and his native Turkey.
The long report that constitutes this book dates from 1945 and summarizes what he noted along the way: the brutality of Auschwitz as a German concentration camp for Poles in 1940 and 1941, and its transformation into something worse over the course of the war.
We are aware of what he noted was the wide scatter of points surrounding the correlation line of plasma lead in relation to mental development index (MDI) score.
What he notes is that we've arrived on the planet almost five billion years after the Sun began to shine.
This has invented what he calls "note-by-note" cuisine, which mixes chemical compounds to create a new form of cuisine.
Sometimes these performances were complete takes; often they were small sections, to be used as patches when an otherwise acceptable complete performance was marred by a wrong note or by what he called "notes that didn't speak".
What's more, he noted, Egg Harbor City was originally a German settlement, with beer gardens and breweries.
What is more, he noted, the effects will be felt beyond the inconvenience of a single summer.
Pressed on what he meant, he noted that black teenagers and young men were behind some crimes being committed in his precinct.
