It came to my notice

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Since it came to my notice from the very beginning moment of applying them in my class that they won't work, I carried out some curriculum modifications in order to make them go with my class.

After being defeated by Naz Shah last month, the former Respect MP vowed to challenge the result in court, saying: "It has come to my notice that there has been widespread malpractice in this election, particularly over postal voting.

Announcing his legal bid to overturn the election result, Galloway said: "It has come to my notice that there has been widespread malpractice in this election, particularly over postal voting.

In a further statement, Mr Galloway - a former Labour MP - said: "It has come to my notice that there has been widespread malpractice in this election, particularly over postal voting.

My recollection is I cannot recall either the letters or this allegation of widespread abuse that took place today coming to my notice".

(Too much information? Sure. But when it comes to my kid's diapers, a little advance notice of exactly what to expect is always appreciated).

It cast a powerful spell: everyone who came to my house noticed the bright orange cover, picked up the book, and disappeared for twenty minutes or so.

Such illegal behavior continued for several years until it came to official notice.

That was the revelation of the Mediterranean style of eating when it came to public notice a generation ago.

Composed from 1940 to 1942, this "play with music," as Salomon called it, came to notice only some years after her death.

Last week, one of my neighbors came to my office with her eviction notice in hand.