Sentence examples for which you note from inspiring English sources

The first thing that needs to be emphasised, and which you note, as you move from Bristol to Birmingham, from Cardiff to Luton, is that there is, of course, no uniform Muslim community.

The more surprising trend, which you note, is that South Asian Americans who may have rebelled against the bio-data system in favor of romance are returning to the community to help them find love.

But there's a bit in the beginning of your last special in which you note that with a crowd this big, there are a lot of people in the audience you would actually really hate.

It's a lovely ride, on which you note how green the place is – unlike many Greek and Italian islands, Croatian isles seem to burst with foliage and leafy bowers.

The rich land at the bottom of the lake and the surrounding picturesque hillsides, which you note are owned in part by the Army Corps of Engineers, allowed native people to live in self-sufficiency for generations, beginning long before Lewis and Clark were saved from starvation by the three tribes.

Now, however, we suggest you add to that by keeping a 24-hour reading journal in which you note everything you read, as well as in what setting and on what device you read it — beginning with the back of the cereal box at breakfast, and including Facebook posts, texts, school assignments, news feeds, advertisements, Google search results and everything else you take in as print.

The overall reach of a post is also driven by its viral reach, which you noted on some of your more engaging posts, like the Netflix tattoo example.

In addition to that, there are a number of changes, notes and caveats to the data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency, which you should note.

Most now provide a free number to report thefts which you should note on paper as well as on your phone.

But it seems Tony was feted at a glittering gala in New York, a red carpet event which, you may note from reports, was also attended by Ben Affleck and Lassie.

Arrrgh! part and you'll see the user's profile, in the left side of which you may note a link for email and/or another link for "private messages" through the Forum's own messaging system.