Sentence examples for which we noticed from inspiring English sources
The kitchen leans toward cooking well done, which we noticed in the somewhat tough pork chop with orange sauce and the chicken breast Tetka Nikica (Aunt Nikica) with lovely mushrooms and truffle oil.
(We're glad to see, however, that the lack of songs by The Doors, which we noticed last month, has since been rectified).
One company, Snapstream, which we noticed last November, even allows you to watch recorded TV shows on a Windows-based PDA.
The other values in which we noticed a variation, which was statistically significant between the two techniques, were all values in which it is necessary to identify the anterior nasal spine (ANS) or the posterior nasal spine (PNS) (Figure 3).
He said he was enjoying his first trip to Paris, where he spent much of his time meandering through the city and practicing his French, which we noticed he did several times that evening as local TV presenters continued to come by for interviews.
This was the stage at which we noticed that our own themes mapped coherently against the elements of liminality.
It's orchestral, symphonic, full of distinctive melodies, parallels and variations that keep reappearing, some of which we notice, none of which we need to notice in order for them to operate on our subconscious.
After stopping at a deserted motel for cryptic conversation and explicit sex — during which we notice the strange scar on Betty's stomach — the pair run afoul of a ruthless gang of hillbilly hooligans.
Most of us are made aware of our strategic irrelevance the first time we "run away", aged seven, and sit studiously ignored until we are effectively smoked out by the need to eat tea, during which we notice that the note that we left appears to have been unread.
Most existing models of Chinese emotion words regarding emotion type and intensity only relied on expert judgment, among which we notice two slightly different approaches.
They are brought into the plant by wounds, where bacteria, such as Agrobacterium tumefaciens, can enter and supply the plasmid DNA, which we notice if cancer is caused.
