taking notice

While they were driving he had not been taking notice-never did.

That's why there's so much finning and killing of sharks going on without the general public taking notice.

Marco descended from the mountains to a "great heat, " taking notice of black-skinned Muslims, like a masked woman in Minab.

Developers have their one or two project code achievements that they completed and had everyone standing up and taking notice.

Mr DeLay had become a symbol of corruption and greed, and his constituents were taking notice.

Today's daycare crowd is expected to far out learn and out earn their baby boom parents and already the business world is taking notice.

At the press conferences, the reporters were sullen. Ali would turn on them. "Why ain't you taking notice? " or "Why ain't you laughing? "

But I do think that it might be worth taking notice of what he told police.

Today, Geelani says, the world is taking notice of the peaceful struggle where there is no gun and no grenade.

Now, extraterrestrials appear to be taking notice, too.

After taking notice of Diana at a polo match in the summer of 1980, Prince Charles proposed following a six-month courtship.

Packed with customers since opening, the boutique has generated huge buzz, and other Western brands are taking notice.

They're really sitting up and taking notice.

With too few Americans taking notice, history has entered a new era.

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4His sister standing afar off, and taking notice what would be done.

It is necessary to decide what is worth taking notice of.

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