I Notice In A Sentence

• I notice it everywhere.
• I notice that you do not answer promptly.
• I notice a peculiar smell.
• I notice two things in it.
• I notice also with pleasure the banquets you are giving.
• I notice you call my wife by her first name.
• I notice colors and trimmings and all that sort of thing.
• I notice a great change in university tone.
• I notice people always turn and look at him on the street.
• Then I notice a citron.
• I notice that about you, Arty.
• And I notice that it is the ring-finger too!
• On the way I notice that all halt at sight of me.
• You are not playing yourself, I notice.
• The air is heavy; I notice it now.
• I notice ye air, Alice.
• For I notice in your letter a tendency to be even jocose.
• Tailors, I notice, end with it.
• It is never other, so I notice, with him.
• We pass a policeman, and I notice his number is 69.
• All this I notice the moment as I enter.
• For the first time I notice that Stanley has a wallet.
• I notice none.
• I notice things you wouldn't.
• I notice you speak of forgiveness as if it were a penny in my pocket.
• I notice that he is taking on a certain amount of true culture.
• I notice yours ain't hand-picked.
• I notice that sometimes he carries it about on him, and sometimes he hides it.
• I notice him each day, how weak he's getting.
• I notice he loaded us with a heap of instructions not to let you know anything.
• I notice also a small hole in the side of the cylinder close to the flat end.

• I notice this only to let you know that the impertinence is wholly against my will.
• I notice he is coming down gradually from his polished periods to our village colloquialisms.
• I notice this item in the entries of his diary to show the completeness of all his arrangements.
• I notice that the trough is quite full of water and that there is a box in one end of it.
• I notice that certain holes are pierced here and there, by which the air inside can be renewed.
• I notice no limp in their gait, and each seems to have the full use of both arms.
• I notice the error of the opposite opinion, believing it to be a signal hindrance to improvement.
• I notice the real reader frequently looks up and off from his book, to think the better.
• I notice no man is willing to go into the inquiry room till he has got a step beyond that.

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