How To Use Take note In A Sentence

Parents and prospective students should take note. Times, Sunday Times
He looks straight at the camera and forces you, the viewer to take note of him.
Writers no longer take note of the assists credited to a shortstop or second baseman.
His first album made the music world stand up and take note .
For those of you who ride the rails, feel free to take notes.

In my lifetime, a period in which there has been radical changes in technology, I have not seen the sort of changes in attitudes that could support your position your reference about usury fails to take note of how much repugnancy has declined in the past three or four centuries. What Makes Health Care Different?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
Sue offered to take notes .
I think it would be very interesting, though, for him to take note of the fact that he has this sort of a clubbish, this clubbish, this frat boy mentality that permeates his program. CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2007
When a standpat Republican politician abandons a lifetime of party regularity at 70 to come out in hearty praise of a Democratic President," the paper noted, "it is time for connoisseurs of the unusual to stand by and take notes. Greg Mitchell: Dispatches From Incredible 1934 Campaign: Upton Sinclair Fights Back Against Hollywood Scare Tactics
Personally, I only take note of clarinet players, what with their tighter embouchure and greater tongue control.
Open stopes extending upward to grass roots are not uncommon in the area, and hikers and tourists should take note of this danger.
Snake-phobia sufferers take note: redbelly snakes will do anything they can to get away from you and stay alive. The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States
By examining the cookie, Web sites can take note of what other sites you have visited.
Instead, I pirated books (lawyers and other official-type people take note, by “pirate” I mean I dress up in swashbuckling garb while I read free public-domain titles). Falling Off the E-Book Wagon « Become A Robot
Hopefully, wavering voters will take note. The Sun
Be sure to taste the offerings from Delaware's Dogfish Head; if Barmalops, the god of beer, favors us, Randall the Enamel Animal will make an appearance (hopheads take note)!
Users can highlight text and move it onto a note-taking platform of choice, or take notes right inside the browser that are synchronized across devices.
Morning dawned clear as a bell, but Peter wasn't awake in time to take note of its matutinal blushes. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
For anyone who wants to buy me lingerie, take note of that measurement.
Under the new rules the penalty for illegal play is increased. Players take note.
I take notes pretty frequently on notepads, but I almost never write entire stories by longhand.
One way to do this is to shlepp your laptop along, take notes on it and file and crossfile them with your other research notes. Ferule & Fescue
Users should take note of the deprecated features which are to be completely removed in future versions.
`Not at all; you did so well in Buenos Aires, it did not go unrecognized by those who take note of such things. A SONG AT TWILIGHT
Some twirled around while others puddled about forcing some of the pedestrians to stop and take note of their revelry.
I think it's something that we really should take note of now because it's all correctable and it certainly has potentially significant adverse consequences in the long term.
I didn't actually take notes (that's one of the reasons I like drinking beer, remember?) so I don't have full notes, but this is a well-balanced IPA that really shows great balance between malty, fruity richness and citrusy-evergreen hoppiness. New York Beer
In addition, take note of any switchplates that are discolored.
He must get the public to take note of these brand-building messages, whether they be contained in website pages, printed literature or elsewhere.
You go to classes all day long and take notes and participate in group discussions.
He was dependent on his backers to provide the money for the building of the factory and had to take note of their opinions.
He strapped on his watch, so he'd take note of the time all day, and finally reached for his cell phone.
They fix their minds entirely on the workmen for the time being _in_ the trade, and do not take note of any other _workmen_ as interested in the matter. What Social Classes Owe to Each Other
We can then take note of an interesting aspectual contrast between *bʰḗr-m̥ 'I carry/carried' with no specific event being conveyed (potentially habitual), and the semelfactivizing quality of the sigmatic form *bʰḗr-s-m̥ 'I have carried (once)', acting essentially like a perfective for inherently durative verbs. Looking for a simple origin to Hittite's hi-class preterite
Take note of that, the next time you sass your grandparents or fail to wash your hands before dinner.
Take note of any deadlines and submit claims as soon as you can. Times, Sunday Times
Take note of how easily the rear wheel slips into the dropouts.
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
I hardly take note of the geometrical dimensions of the table or its spatial location with respect to the points of the compass.
More and more governments are having to step in and override these magistrates who arrogantly refuse to take note of public disquiet.
Footballers take note - you could follow his example and behave in a gentlemanly way. The Sun
You will find that the mere fact that you will write something down will make you more alert to it - that's half the reason you were drilled to take notes in school.
Nonetheless we cannot shake off a sneaking suspicion that great wisdom is being imparted and that it might be prudent discreetly to take notes. The Times Literary Supplement
Traditional music fans might like to take note of a new CD titled ‘Fortune Favours The Merry’, an album of joyous, uncontrived music on fiddle and flute from two musicians with a lot of talent and experience.
Take note of this chemical reaction
To prepare take note, straighten out, print and distribute the department meeting.
If he lasts long enough to have impressionists take note of him, his impression wouldn't be that different to John Major, just with a slightly different voice.
James Cagney was a screen toughie, but the poor guy had to dance and sing for the Academy members to take note of him.
While most North Americans, financial analysts and journalists did not take note of this announcement, those of us tired of being "hoodwinked" certainly did. John Perkins: Walmart to Chileans: 'We Can Only Spare A Dime'
If you're prone to snoozing during the day, take note. The Sun
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
Fear not, Karl's trademark fingerless leather gloves are present in the collection - take note Madonna - and my outfit above, plus another of the Chanel designer's accents: stiff shirt collars, guaranteed to instantly 'Karlify' even the most demode get-up. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
Under the new rules the penalty for illegal play is increased. Players take note.
But we must also take note of its growing importance in the advanced capitalist countries and the workers states.
They learnt to rely on each other and to take note of their surroundings rather than following a parent blindly. Times, Sunday Times
When a standpat Republican politician abandons a lifetime of party regularity at 70 to come out in hearty praise of a Democratic President," the paper noted, "it is time for connoisseurs of the unusual to stand by and take notes. Greg Mitchell: Dispatches From Incredible 1934 Campaign: Upton Sinclair Fights Back Against Hollywood Scare Tactics
Under the new rules the penalty for illegal play is increased. Players take note.
One good litmus test in debate is to quantify the hypocrisy, then take note of who is turning a blind eye. Congratulations, Chuck!
We hope that manufacturers will take note of the findings and improve their products accordingly.
Theo's occasional complaints, hardly ever voiced directly, were usually muted and so we fail to take note of them.
Take notes during the consultation as the final written report is very concise.
He did, however, take note of the sign that Jupiter is in: Scorpio, a water sign.
You touch on it briefly in your post but I think it is important to take note that there is a difference between protecting yourself and creating a crutch to avoid dealing with difficulties.
Hopefully, wavering voters will take note. The Sun
Nonetheless we cannot shake off a sneaking suspicion that great wisdom is being imparted and that it might be prudent discreetly to take notes. The Times Literary Supplement
This week, this kind of man, this kind of artist, unveils what he has to say in London, and whatever it is, may we take note. Ai Weiwei: The rebel who has suffered for his art
Montreal women take note: you might be approached by smooth-talking and wildly persuasive gentlemen this weekend.
This is the point in class that I would typically raise my hand or open my laptop to studiously take notes.
The Gods witness oaths, and will take note of how the oath-taker regards that oath.
People are asked to please take note of the temporary change of venue for the meeting.
You are not Superman; Marines and fighter pilots take note.
A pad could be used in class to take notes and to delver some lecture materials--keynote which use, music, and the internet. WhyPad?
The mostly male executives running corporations across America would do well to take note.
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Silverman and her research assistants even located the text of the actual pastorale that was performed that day in Arles (researchers take note: the text was found not in the Arles municipal archives but in the New York Public Library).
China should take note here and apply diplomacy to foster good neighbor relations.
Writers no longer take note of the assists credited to a shortstop or second baseman.
Take note of the weather conditions.
They might begin to take note of the fact that their self-absorbed and self-referential works over the past two decades in particular have made almost no impact.
Take note: children in songs is generally hokey and trite but here, it's dialogue from the film, so it's totally ok.
Take note of what he says.
(Do take note that "attend unschooling brunch" is on my goal list!) Brillante
Shout all you want about the delays in reversing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," but take note that President Obama has appointed more openly gay officials in just two years, than any other president has over the course of entire administrations. Chris Campbell: Thank You, Class of 2008
He was left-handed and was therefore unable to take notes, and he had managed to escape homework from two classes on account of his injury.
When a trainer of his experience talks in such glowing terms it pays to take note. The Sun
To prepare take note, straighten out, print and distribute the department meeting.
Well you pay for the ticket by inserting coins into a coin slot, and of course, notably the ticket machine does not take notes.
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
Nonetheless we cannot shake off a sneaking suspicion that great wisdom is being imparted and that it might be prudent discreetly to take notes. The Times Literary Supplement
If you need to take notes in the field, then a slate or a convertible tablet may be a better choice for your company.
The self-styled patriots should take note of the fact that their acts and misdeeds can no longer remain hidden.
And then there was Mary Parker Follett, who in the 1920s attacked “departmentalized” thinking, praised change-oriented and informal structures, and — Rosabeth Moss Kanter fans please take note — advocated the “integrative” organization. The Management Myth
It's too difficult to take notes with a stylus, and the keyboards for these devices are separate pieces of equipment.
If you're prone to snoozing during the day, take note. The Sun
The combination of solid musicianship and quality vocals made this a band to really take note of.
My second "chiel" will take notes to the effect that while a friendly game of pinochle was in progress in the tenement rooms of Mrs. Andy Rolling Stones
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
The speakerphone is so powerful that this rapidly became our preferred way of taking and making calls - leaving our hands free to take notes on the device as we talked.
Take notes during the consultation as the final written report is very concise.
Should you on your journey be startled out of your reveries by marauding dogs snapping and barking at your heels, take note of these guidelines, they may be of help.
If you're videoing a central character or object, take note of the background (whatever is behind the person or object) and avoid unbalancing elements such as trees or poles.
We talked at the reception after the ceremony, but I was growing tired after a very hot day - over 30 centigrade - so did not take note of chalk stripes, tie patterns and all that fashion detail.
One of the best things Pro Publica does – besides reporting – is link to the best of what it calls accountability journalism because that helps support that reporting take note, link-dumb, web-killer Gatehouse. December « 2008 « BuzzMachine
She looked at him like the dog was an empty thing, a leaking coffeepot, while my father monitored him, like the vet told us, see it through until the end of the seizure and take notes. The Adults
This is clear as well once we take note of the articulatory position of the schwa before deletion. Japanese dialect mirrors suspected PIE development of sibilantization between two dental stops
Being able to take notes and jot marginalia onto the presentation slides on the fly would be excellent.
She taught me to take notes in front of caseworkers, to request hearings, to send letters to welfare directors with carbon copies to politicians, and to ask politicians' aides to intervene on my behalf.
Please take note of our signature, and regard no others as genuine.
Nonetheless we cannot shake off a sneaking suspicion that great wisdom is being imparted and that it might be prudent discreetly to take notes. The Times Literary Supplement
She cringed, remembering how Sara had asked her to take notes in any of the classes she would be missing.
We hope that manufacturers will take note of the findings and improve their products accordingly.
Chemistry fans take note: lye is also called caustic soda and sodium hydroxide, but most people just call it lye.
In other words, there is a genuine educational (my colleague's husband hates the word pedagogical) benefit to their learning to work and take notes without computers. PrawfsBlawg
This new awareness of yourself can make you take note of what you want for the first time for years.
The reader should take note that an important visual component of both images is the representation of the electron eigenstates - wavelike structures - within the corrals.
Do you two go at it like hammer and tongs or do you sit and discuss problems quietly and sensibly while you take notes? The Sun
Please take note that you still have an unpaid balance of $1941.30. Kindly request approval from your direct supervisor if you are still interested in getting more loan.
Al-Arabiya TV and even Al-Jazeera folks have become so chummy this is the second time I use the word chummy in a month--and I never used it before, so please take note with Israeli guests that I expect Al-Arabiya anchorpersons to start asking their Israeli guests to sit on their laps. Monday, June 30, 2008
This guy in his mid to late twenties greeted us all, gave us notepads to take notes and began to speak.
In addition, take note of any switchplates that are discolored.
Regular strollers take note that a 10 km charity walk takes place in Lisselton on Good Friday.
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
Self-professed “foodies” take note: the glorious Momofuk (y) u emperor is actually naked. Baoguette Wins Lunch’er Organized “Banh-Mi-Palooza” | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
When you find that perfect blend, you want to be able to reduplicate it, and it's near impossible if you didn't take notes!
Nonetheless we cannot shake off a sneaking suspicion that great wisdom is being imparted and that it might be prudent discreetly to take notes. The Times Literary Supplement
Nature lovers take note, the area is home to the grey wolf, Blandford's fox, the sand cat and the ibex, as well as 110 recorded species of birds.
Meanwhile, dairies that employ mechanical refrigeration units can take note of recent advancements in those systems as well.
By examining the cookie, Web sites can take note of what other sites you have visited.
Some of us are happy that upcountry columnists at least take note of what is happening or not in our corner of the country.
If you had that sort of phenomenon occur you have to take note of it.
The blood literally comes spraying and pouring out of bodies in this film (the queasy of stomach should take note).
He sat with his pencil poised, ready to take notes.
Cabeza de Vaca was forced to take notes on bits of bark. Dream State
Take note that these basic cuts apply to a wide range of pants, such as jeans, corduroys, chinos, dress pants, and khakis.
Do you two go at it like hammer and tongs or do you sit and discuss problems quietly and sensibly while you take notes? The Sun
Take note: This isn't a feel-good funfest; the stakes are high. Fern Siegel: Stage Door: Happiness, Accent on Youth, 9 to 5
He considers reading vital mental exercise and thinks we should take notes and use the dictionary. Times, Sunday Times
They should take note of medical studies, which show some form of forgiveness is needed for scars to heal.
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
Throughout the process, sales reps take notes about their conversations, looking for anything that can help refine their pitch, or be of use in direct mail campaigns or at trade shows.
Will he take note of the campaign to sink the link, as the channel tunnel rail link passes Gravesend and Northfleet?
Hopefully, wavering voters will take note. The Sun
Did you take notes at the lecture?
The white beard, with "each particular hair" defined, falling almost to the pale, lean hands, is an essential part of the presentment, which is full of such scrupulous detail as the eye would unconsciously take note of in confronting the man himself and afterward supply in the remembrance of the whole. Roman Holidays, and Others
I take note of the fact that the shore of a certain lake is still – as if you were living – as lovely as before. A Domestication of Death: The Poetic Universe of Wislawa Szymborska
Please take note in your diary that there is a change of night for this week's whist.
One way to trace liberty is to take note of occasions when people consented to those who governed them.
`Not at all; you did so well in Buenos Aires, it did not go unrecognized by those who take note of such things. A SONG AT TWILIGHT
The heartening thing about this (bishops, take note) was that padre could preach on this and he was well-received.
We hope that manufacturers will take note of the findings and improve their products accordingly.
Future trade negotiators please take note. Times, Sunday Times
The portrayal of the parents as academics with monstrous egos is presumably an instance of the "humor" of which so many reviewers of Russo's fiction take note, but it seems to me more vicious than funny, although I guess there's still a little entertainment value in the viciousness. June 2010
Is it too much to ask of someone to actually take note of their surroundings, these people can all walk, breathe and eat a Greggs pasty at the same time without dying.
Take note of how much water goes through your meter in 60 seconds.
We were able to take notes during this trial, and every single one of us, we just kind of bantered back and forth as far as this doctor said this, and that doctor said that, and slowly but surely, it came down to criminal intent and malice aforethought. CNN Transcript Feb 16, 2005
He drew out his notebook and began to take notes.
Under the new rules the penalty for illegal play is increased. Players take note.
Evil genius wannabes, take note - here are some tips to get you on the road to properly torturing dressing pregnant women seeking some vaguely decent new schmatte. Archive 2008-02-01
We've come here to where almost no one has ever been. To the Bay's deepest, darkest waters. As we descend, we take note of the angler fish.
And since jazz wasn't taken seriously enough to be a scholarly subject outside of music departments, academics who did write about it had to eschew the unhip scholarly apparatus and take notes on the scene.
Where to place groundskeepers and refreshment vendors is another factor to take note of.
As we descend, we take note of the angler fish.
Parents, most of whom have so far been very indulgent about the cola-swigging habit of their offspring, have been forced to sit up and take note.
Take note of styles that flatter and fit your shape.
(The dalmatic from the new set) (Take note of the antependium -- or altar frontal -- where the design may also be seen) Revival in the Traditional Liturgical Arts on Display in Nantes
Citing the case of a school where one in six pupils was black, and there were no blacks on the governing body, he said legislators had to take note of the "disempowerment" of people who had no voice in their schools. ANC Daily News Briefing
The idea of this award is not to take note of statistical quirks, it is to salute genuine greatness. Times, Sunday Times
Take note of all important aspects of the collision and then if possible diagram the exact position of the vehicles before and after the accident.
I'll attend and take notes (and maybe photos) and will probably come up with something bloggable.
Business leaders are finally starting to take note, as a whole range of corrosive emotions begin to erode productivity.
The monitors were assigned to take notes for the meeting.
Some twirled around while others puddled about forcing some of the pedestrians to stop and take note of their revelry.
Women, in particular, should take note of the Census results because there's a screamingly loud wake-up call in there for them too.
People were beginning to take note of her talents as a writer.
It’s true, the scale can only give you a numerical reflection of your relationship with gravity. That’s it. It cannot measure beauty, talent, purpose, life force, possibility, strength, or love. Don’t give the scale more power than it has earned. Take note of the number, then get off the scale and live your life. You are beautiful! Steve Maraboli
The one painting I did take note of was a little scene of Tachnadray, done with skill in, of all things, milk casein paint. THE TARTAN RINGERS
Anne had a brighter face, and bigger, starrier eyes, and more delicate features than the other; even shy, unobservant Matthew had learned to take note of these things; but the difference that disturbed him did not consist in any of these respects. Anne of Green Gables
As Candy takes the wheel of my rental car so I can take notes, our heads pop like dashboard ornaments while she acclimates herself to my brakes. FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER
Take notes of any newly learned English expression in a personal pocketbook.
But perhaps the most terrifying secret weapon - take note, competitors - lies in this project, which is being prototyped in public.
Learn where she finds the best bargains, and take notes on how she handles persuasive sales clerks.
To straighten out, take note, keep, report the employee attendance.
However, it's still tremendously funny; nervous fiancés and anxious parents everywhere should take note, it could be the perfect place for the bonding to start.
The monitor was assigned to take notes for the meeting.
Take note if you have broad feet it is possible to dip the accelerator when going for the footbrake.

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