Sentence examples for which they noticed from inspiring English sources

But by nine, when the boys finished work — during which they noticed nothing amiss — the sun had risen, delivering another day of pheasant-season perfection.

The dominant stress remained tensile in nature in both the models which was in contrast to the earlier reports [18, 27], in which they noticed both tensile as well as compressive stresses in the zygomatico-temporal suture.

Patients reported 5.4 years (median = 3.0 years, range = 0, 45.8 years) as the mean age at which they noticed their first FOP symptoms and a mean age at final FOP diagnosis of 7.5 years (median = 5.0 years, range = 0.1, 48.4 years).

The pigeon was reportedly coming from Iraq when customs employees tracked and captured it at the border, upon which they noticed it had strapped to its back a camouflaged knapsack stuffed with contraband.

They went to visit him on May 10, at which point they noticed he was in possession of a bag they were told to watch out for, and they arrested him later that night.

They went to visit him on May 10, at which point they noticed he was in possession of a bag they were told to watch out for, and arrested him later that night.

Luzinterruptus was pleased with the results, noting in a statement that: "With this effective call, we got the people to approach the art that makes up their everyday environment, which they hardly notice, and devote some time to looking at it and touching it with delight".

It depended on her: the others saw her power, which they hadn't noticed in the old days.

They have looked around at a fractured world – at the issues facing women, queer communities, people of colour or socioeconomic disadvantage – and found new ways to project these concerns through poetry, into the spaces in which they will be noticed and shared.

This additional feedback should enable learners to imitate the target sentence more accurately, because they are made aware of mistakes which they might not notice otherwise, and which they can try to correct in subsequent learning trials.

If they spontaneously mentioned a gun in response to the question about noticing a weapon (which they did whenever they had noticed it), we did not ask the second question about noticing a gun (we coded their answer as "yes").