How To Use Take notice In A Sentence
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Year round, it was always just airish enough to keep the reptile population in her lean-to down to a bare minimum, and with the deck chairs she had sitting around her card table, it was easy not even to take notice of them, so to speak.
DEFILEMENT OUTSIDE OF HEAVEN, TWO MILES
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HAVING in the first section of the precedent chapter presupposed that motion and agitation of the brain which we call conception, to be continued to the heart, and there to be called passion; I have thereby obliged myself, as far forth as I can, to search out and declare, from what conception proceedeth every one of those passions which we commonly take notice of.
The Elements of Law Natural and Politic
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Political heavyweights have begun to take notice of the evangelicals’ rise.
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Not unless you've got somebody very high in the scientific establishment with enough swing to make the lesser lights take notice.
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And of course we did know that, and it disheartened us to think no one would take notice of us.
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If Maria succeeded, then everyone would sit up and take notice.
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I hope the Government will take notice and reconsider this policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because the better-off are far more inclined to take notice of it.
Times, Sunday Times
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I just hope that the political establishment and society in general sit up and take notice of his common sense.
Times, Sunday Times
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Governments began to take notice and to discuss measures to reduce pollution.
The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
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On the open shop side, The Associated Builders and Contractors is starting to take notice of women craftworkers.
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When you see someone do what no one else is doing take notice. Something truly special is about to happen. Not only will they be lifted up, they will lift up those around them as well. That is called leadership. Tom Krause
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And shall only take notice of such whose experimental and judicious knowledge shall be employed, not to traduce or extenuate, but to explain and dilucidate, to add and ampliate, according to the laudable custom of the ancients in their sober promotions of learning.
Sir Thomas Browne and his 'Religio Medici' an Appreciation
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But there are so many demonstrations that the people whose attention they are trying to grab barely take notice.
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I hope you'll take notice of what I'm going to tell you.
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If you see an ad which makes you really stop and take notice, some one has succeeded in getting through to you.
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If the creature presumes to hang about the stage door, a word of complaint to the manager will be sufficient; the "masher" will at once "take notice" of some other door and probably of some other actress.
Stage Confidences
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More on the Obama sellout (Jack Bog's Blog)
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So when notoriously purist and discerning jazz critics single out a rising star to heap hyperbolic praise upon, gig after gig, it really is time to sit up and take notice.
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The way he arrived on the scene, the way he drove the ball such long distances, he made people who weren't golfers or golf fans stand up and take notice.
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When a highly qualified professional makes such a dire prediction, one has to sit up and take notice.
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The runanga is in disarray; one group claiming to represent the runanga is embroiled in a scrap with a new group that has fought to get authorities to take notice of its concerns about where the health dollars went.
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff
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I hope the Government will take notice and reconsider this policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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By this time the Westphalian recovered the use of his tongue, and with many threats and imprecations, desired they would take notice how falsely he had been aspersed, and do him justice in espousing his claim to the damsel in question.
The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom
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Your guests are sure to take notice if you put a fresh spin on the bridal bouquet toss another holdover from the days of yore, when a bride made the toss to a bevy of barely postpubescent maidens.
Weddings Valentine Style
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The power of the strike is such that even a casual observer would sit up and take notice.
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We will no longer compliantly consume such art; we will, at the very least, take notice of the messages such art contains.
Mary Pauline Lowry: Art and Adventure: A Manifesto for Women and Grrrls
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You will only injure yourself if take notice of despicable enemies.
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Mocking her endeavors as author and modiste, the parody echoes the language common to nineteenth-century advertisement with the words ‘Publishers and ladies please take notice.’
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The discovery of that full-grown tiger in a Harlem apartment has made a lot of people take notice of the trade in exotic pets.
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Lest one think our nerdery has gone beyond the limits of salubrity in celebrating this unlikely nomenclatural coincidence, rest assured that we were not the first to take notice or rejoice in this obscure triumph for Lovecraft fans everywhere.
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I must also take notice of her deep understanding of Middle Eastern affairs, despite the fact that she has never lived there.
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She didn't really take notice yesterday, but this morning, in the light of the early sun, the whole city bloomed in its full glory.
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Augustine had an aura like lop-eared rabbits and fluffy baby chicks that demanded even the most crotchety of old men stand up and take notice.
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Something must first resemble what we expect it to look like before we take notice.
TUNNEL VISIONS: Journeys of an Underground Philosopher
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This study is looking at why people call psychics and whether this behaviour should be viewed as addictive and so require policymakers to take notice.
Times, Sunday Times
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Only a slight pool of a shimmering silver liquid on the floor made him stop and take notice.
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Don't take notice of Hammond's letters, they are nothing but hot air.
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The proposal had made his clients sit up and take notice.
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Companies need to wake up and take notice of the public's increasing concern with the environment.
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These protests have really made the government sit up and take notice .
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They take notice of nothing in the world, only they seem to see and smell victuals, at the approach of which they will gape, and be very restless, and make something of a bray.
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One of the joys of doing this semi-regular feature, scouring through catalogs, is every so often you come across a real jewel, or at least something that makes you sit up and take notice.
Thin wallets, fat bookshelves: HarperCollins fall catalog | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment
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This wine has made a few Hawke's Bay winegrowers sit up and take notice.
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Something must first resemble what we expect it to look like before we take notice.
TUNNEL VISIONS: Journeys of an Underground Philosopher
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This should make people sit up and take notice.
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I have so much grief, that you should attempt to do any injury to this poor girl, and especially in my chamber, that I should think myself accessary to the mischief, if I was not to take notice of it.
Pamela
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If you did it with 5,000 mutants and 5,000 wild-types (enough to detect a selective advantage as small as 0.005%) and saw changes in allele frequency compatible with drift, people would definitely stand up and take notice.
Demarcation as Politics
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Slater was too preoccupied to take notice of any of them, his expression grim and haunted as he rode the brake and swung the low-slung sportscar into its stall.
The Second Time
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The proposal had made his clients sit up and take notice.
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This has been enough to get some people in the automotive world to take notice.
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These protests have really made the government sit up and take notice .
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What an honest fellow was that same mumper who had forewarned us of all these things, and bid us take notice of the mangers above the racks!
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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On TV, what's going on in your earpiece is the most important thing; you have to try to take notice of that – but that's quite hard when you're trying to have a serious conversation with someone.
My greatest mistake: Gabby Logan
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I hope the Government will take notice and reconsider this policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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The proposal had made his clients sit up and take notice.
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And before any person could take notice thereof, hee became (of a theefe) Ruffian, forswearer, and murtherer, as formerly he had-beene a great Preacher; yet not abandoning the forenamed vices, when secretly he could put any of them in execution.
The Decameron
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They were sure that officialdom would now take notice of their concerns.
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We must likewise take notice of those common names, by which places are distinguished, such as Kir, Caer,
A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume I.
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SALMO TENO
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Indeed, it is arguable that one can only achieve ones ends by engaging in means that those who oppose you will understand and that will hurt them seriously enough to make them take notice.
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Eventually, the government will have to take notice of public opinion.
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It's a shocking, audacious moment - one of the few times the film makes you sit up and take notice.
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The people around the village began to take notice, hushing children and pushing them back into their small houses that were made out of patched mud and straw.
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Companies need to wake up and take notice of the public's increasing concern with the environment.
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Something must first resemble what we expect it to look like before we take notice.
TUNNEL VISIONS: Journeys of an Underground Philosopher
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As she began her rise in the political world, the media began to take notice.
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This should make people sit up and take notice.
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If he wants to be danced, we see that he has discovered that gaiety is exhilarating to us; if he refuses to be moved, we take notice that he fears to fatigue us.
Juniper Hall: A Rendezvous of Certain Illustrious Personages during the French Revolution, Including Alexandre D'Arblay and Fanny Burney
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As to foreign affairs, I must take notice of the uncandid manner in which the gentlemen on the other side have managed the question by blending numerous treaties and complicated negotiations into one general mass.
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Even mainstream political pundits have been forced to sit up and take notice of a new force emerging on the left.
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It is in my book for what it is worth called misappropriation of taxpayer funds when the federal government allows tax payer money to be funneled through AIG and other institutions to foreign banks or institutions for any reason and states better wake up and take notice how these socialist in government today are hell-bent to take over the running of state governments.
The Voice
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But if we take notice how Christ was received into Jerusalem five days before the Passover, with those very rites and solemnities that were used at the feast of Tabernacles, viz. "with branches of palms," &c. chapter 12: 13, these words may seem to relate to that time; and so the word feast might not denote the individual feast that was now instant, but the kind of feast, or festival-time.
From the Talmud and Hebraica
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Our linguistic and cultural blindness and the casualness with which we take notice of the developed tastes, gestures, customs and languages of other countries, are losing us friend in the world.
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The equity of that government is justly suspected by others which is so suspicious of itself as to take notice of, or be influenced by, the secret, various, uncertain mutterings of the common people.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume V (Matthew to John)
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Take notice, I write so much better without fingers than with, that I advise you to try a bootikin.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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Maybe if the horse dressed in a "bustiere" (sp) and served coffee, more folks would take notice.
Sound Politics: Coming To A U District Theatre Soon
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Companies need to wake up and take notice of the public's increasing concern with the environment.
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Companies need to wake up and take notice of the public's increasing concern with the environment.
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Having had occasion to mention the particular situation of Monticello for other purposes, I will just take notice that its elevation affords an opportunity of seeing a phaenomenon which is rare at land, though frequent at sea.
Notes on the State of Virginia
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This news made us all sit up and take notice.
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When you see someone do what no one else is doing take notice. Something truly special is about to happen. Not only will they be lifted up, they will lift up those around them as well. That is called leadership. Tom Krause
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The Republican governor launched the attack Monday evening, saying people should take notice of the " baloney " coming from New Jersey ' s senior senator.
N.J. Lawmakers Spar Over No. 7
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You will please take notice that the Registrar or Minister is bound legally to send the notice of marriage referred to above, and also, that in reading it out _in the form, and with the accompanying remarks above_, you incur no legal penalty.
Ireland Under Coercion (2nd ed.) (2 of 2) (1888)
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These protests have really made the government sit up and take notice .
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Take notice of the great architecture
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For the several fashions, customs, and manners of one nation, making several combinations of ideas familiar and necessary in one, which another people have had never an occasion to make, or perhaps so much as take notice of, names come of course to be annexed to them, to avoid long periphrases in things of daily conversation; and so they become so many distinct complex ideas in their minds.
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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Companies need to wake up and take notice of the public's increasing concern with the environment.