Sentence examples for when they note from inspiring English sources

The eyes of the nature-minded glaze when they note all the national parks.

Obama supporters make the same mistake when they note that the economy has significantly improved since he took office and conclude that he should get credit for this.

The authors make a stronger point when they note that the media distorts news and analysis in favor of corporations, politicians and the rich.

The Slad Valley campaigners put it neatly when they note that this rustic idyll is "characterised by land management with a generally light hand.

Paramedics may be required when they note the 24-month hiatus since the second series of Jed Mercurio's magnificent police series, but pedigree and rumour suggest that series three should be worth the wait.

Furthermore, the authors choose a common starting point when they note that Foresight and policy-makers are "two communities with different cultures, vocabularies, processes, and time scales" [18].

Quite big Catalan firms were often family-run as late as the mid-1990s, when they noted the dynamism elsewhere, and rushed to buy in professionals.

The siblings Lana and Andy Wachowski, talking about "Cloud Atlas," may actually have touched something profound when they noted, as she put it, that the book, "Cloud Atlas," "affects your brain".

While they initially seemed ready to make a deal on the spot, their enthusiasm waned when they noted that there were no rear air vents, and that the second-row windows did not open.

The Israeli patrol, two police officers and four volunteers, had set up an ambush on a dirt road when they noted an Isuzu Trooper S.U.V. and a Volkswagen Golf sedan.

So the original researchers tried breaking the group down by ethnicity and race, and that's when they noted the sixth-grade test gains for the black voucher group.