took note

One night, I pull curtains to bed when he suddenly took note of purple butterflies on the leaves of both together.

He took note of the strategy review in his remarks at the Naval base. And he made a vow to U. S. military members.

He took note of the change in her appearance.

Other businesses soon took note of pornography's unstoppable selling power and decided to get in on all that sweaty, moustachioed action.

Nobody took note of him when he stole into the classroom.

Last week, Al Gore, at the start of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, took note of a curious coincidence.

I systematically took note of every new thing that I learned.

So interesting was the game that none of them took note of passage of time.

Haldon took note of her change of garb as well.

More recently, the W3C took note of these developments and started its own next-generation HTML effort with many of the same members.

An important factor that the researchers took note of was the participants' handedness.

But the court took note of the defendant's admission of guilt and "obvious regret" and gave Zhou a lighter sentence.

Members of the Working Party took note of the specific arrangements that would apply for fertilizers and crude and processed oil.

Cattle were busy with the matador, but it soon took note of this curse foul language, waving a red hat drunk.

In their public comments, both men spoke of the issue in very diplomatic terms. President Bush took note of Pakistan's concerns.

All of a sudden, trends and trend trackers were everywhere. The New York Times took note in a 2006 story.

Xiao Wang, who was chairing the meeting, took note in a small red book.

My body changed, and I took note of the transformations I saw in the mirror.

Out of habit , she took note of the first lightening bug, the first star.

The Working Party took note of these commitments.

Incidentally, the day I finally took note of it.

It took note of the decision of the Ninth Session of the IGC to continue its work until 2007 as mandated by the Assembly.

Each hour she took note of the production level of each line and sent the information to the floor manager3 .

Some prominent members of the media who screened the film certainly took note.

Airlines and air-traffic controllers across Europe quickly took note.

"We clearly took note of London's ability to land a major corporate sponsor, " Birk says.

The regimes in Yemen and Syria took note, and put down their own uprisings with greater vigour.

They also took note of all of the relevant information available from other countries.

Hollywood types, Silicon Valley tycoons and other big egos took note and started their own initiatives.

Quietly took note of the scene.

A girl even took note of my words.

I took note of his Jianqi anything from the ground.

I took note of what he was doing.

The Details - There are a lot of little details that I took note of and enjoyed.

With the development of social practice, people gradually took note of the changes, it became a people's aesthetic object.

But no one took note of Japan's "Qu Yuan negativism" in production, with China's domestic ideology at that time relating to the situation.

It is time we took note.

Undergraduates have to answer and say, 'Good afternoon'. Graduate students have to say I took note in his notebook