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The men take notice of that sometimes, you know.

She was also weeping deep in her heart, but she still appeared tough enough not to take notice of mummy.

The Price is for one place in twin share room incl . Breakfast , please take notice of the single room supplement .

The man in this photograph is surrounded by white negative space, which makes the eye take notice of him.

Take notice of every warning sign. Striding over the hazardous area is not allowed.

Listen to How Others are Described: For a period of a week, take notice of how your friends and family describe others.

At all times take notice of your intuition, as many times it has actually saved people from danger and also saved their lives.

I hope you'll take notice of what I'm going to tell you.

In any walk of life, if you want other people to take notice of you, you can only do it by relying on solid achievements and sound ability.

The beauty did not take notice of that dream.

It is sufficient that it may be the possible convent, that I should take notice of it.

You must take notice of the new world economic reality. Italy is worth half of a year ago.

"You have to trust the referees that they are not going to take notice of what people say or write, " he said.

Don't take notice of his letters, they are nothing but hot air.

Also take notice of the following day, May 27, for it is due to be very, very special.

If people are still rewarded if they abide by the ethics code and miss their targets, everyone will take notice of that too.

Western policymakers should sit up and take notice of these reforms -- and, most importantly, respond.

Take notice of any background noises on the line, which may help later to identify the caller's location.

I spit in his face, called out to the constable, and bade him take notice of my usage.

Strappy sandals, chic Capri pants, and an off-the-shoulder blouse make your entrance into any social event one to take notice of.

Authors should take notice of the limitations set by the size and lay-out of the journal.

Ill teach you how to watch the sun in the sky and take notice of the living things.

Applying visual upgrades lowers your heat level, making them pretty useful once the cops take notice of your faster cars.

I soon take notice of a strange-looking man when I got on the bus. He wore an ill-fitting coat, sitting on the seat stilly.

By 1965 even the non - lab world had been forced to take notice of this all-conquering cultural force.

take notice of what's in front of you cause did i mention you about to miss a good thing?

A person who doesn't care about his health won't take notice of the details of any projects.

Listen to what they say and take notice of the information you learn about their interests.

Guys today's women will take notice of everything to do with your grooming habits.

Will politicians take notice of such a model?

Take notice of something special you see on your lunch hour today.

I knew Catholics across the country would take notice of both events.

Take notice of one's words and behavior and keep good sitting or standing posture all the time during business activities.

The audience started to take notice of the young actress after her blockbuster movie got good reviews.

And I hope that it helped readers to take notice of this problem of 100 million sharks.

Gamers really began to take notice of physics models with the release in 2004 of "Half-Life 2" .

You can include danger signals in your vaccine formulation to force the immune system to take notice of particular carbohydrate structures.

Take notice of your own deeds and conduct yourself.

Once you're focused, take notice of your body and how each body part feels.

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (AP) -- The world will surely take notice of this.

For this reason, has to skilfully control the velocity of tensile test and take notice of abutting joint of sample and . . .

Take notice of the great architecture.

The predecessors take notice of the wide ranges of the meanings of Li Bai's poems, which is connected with political depression and etc.

Heavy smokers rarely take notice of the warning that smoking is harmful to health.

But have to take notice of be some things come of time, we have already miss.

he would hang out no signals , he would take notice of none.

Did I take notice of those opportunities that could better the way things are done?

If you want people to take notice of you, you must make your accomplishments visible.

Since the spider doesn't collect images, it doesn't take notice of Flash intros or colorful pictures.

Please take notice of my announcement.

Who votes for Defensive Player of the Year? They need to take notice of the job Battier does every game on the defensive end.

Although more than half of patients take notice of component specification, usage, dosage, adverse drug reactions, they can understand them.

If you've done something you'd like your partner to take notice of, say something!

take notice of safe: the slippery are very crafty.

What other animation studios does Aardman take notice of?

Objects in the interface can take notice of when they are being pointed at, even when they are not clicked.

He didn't take notice of Tom's proposals at the meeting.

They have become creatures we don't take notice of, creatures we even detest, because of their appearance, eating habits. . . you name it.

Take notice of what I have told you.

Your coworkers and other supervisors will take notice of your hard work, and it will pay off.

I always take notice of news regarding my hometown.

one one minute you can take notice of something or someone.

Get up and call on your god! Maybe he will take notice of us, and we will not perish.

Someone you have liked for some time will take notice of the changes you are making.

Don't take notice of others' comments.

Take notice of what they say.

The Royal family in Denmark have often made the world take notice of them.

We need to take notice of the safety of both me and others.

take notice of doing sth.

You should take notice of the window which can't be closed.

Have you take notice of its absorption?

That is, until she begins to take notice of the unusual-looking fish that visits her grandparents dock every day.

This was the second governor who had done me the honor to take notice of me;

ignore vt. not to take notice of ;

Everytime when we look down we would take notice of