Sentence examples for which I notice from inspiring English sources

And you, dear Mike, (Which I notice rhymes with bike!) You can go and take a hike.

At the end of the review of the week's telly, Clive James wrote: "And, oh yes – there is Poldark, which I notice is an anagram for Old Krap.

I'm always relieved to return to the sheer competence of working with theatre people here when I've been away, but there's something about the separateness from the rest of life which I notice more.

The one I remember most fondly is the Victorian-set adventure called The Talons of Weng Chiang - which I notice a lot of people claim as a favourite - but I haven't had a chance to see that again yet, so I don't know how well it stands up.

He drives the Batmobile, which I notice they used in the third film!" Marlon Wayans was cast, and signed for a sequel.

She was packing up her own medical kit, which, I noticed, included sewing needles.

All three handed out gold-embossed cartes de visite bearing a heraldic shield (spread eagle, lions rampant), which, I noticed, was reminiscent of the Aiglon coat of arms.

The only drawback, which I noticed after Dona Juana Lola had left, was that the main road passed directly below this balcony.

The messages were the inspiration behind a capsule collection of T-shirts that feature the words "LIVE POS," which I noticed hanging on a rack in her studio.

"Today, maybe eighty per cent of the population of Latin America has a mobile telephone," he said — a figure well above the sixty-five-per-cent market penetration in Canada, which, I noticed, had a small red circle around it.

But it was from the windows of the stationery store, in which I noticed the same school notebooks my brother used, that I learned an early lesson: our habits and possessions were not unique.