take note

He joined in their sports, and was too much interested to take note of time.

The reader should take note of this term and refrain from confusing it with the sails.

The boy was too full of his own concerns to take note of anything.

I will take note of the names which you tell me they are likely to assume.

Matthew was quick to take note of this, and it suited his plans exactly.

Lie down near them, and pretend to be asleep; but take note of every word they say.

One day you were in the Via Tornabuoni and he made me take note of you.

But these things count; I had been made to take note of them of late.

He was silent for a moment, as if to take note of Warren's hard breathing.

Here, Lewars, take note of the number of rolls as I count them.