take notice
take notice of something

Wall Street has taken notice of the potential growth in the industry.

When the public did take notice in 1963, he was 23.

Maybe more people will stand up and take notice after tonight.

Finally, the West is taking notice and moving to provide real help.

The big girls did not take much notice of her.

And then, why am I the one to take notice in the first place?

I don't take much notice of what people say about me.

The question now, he said, is whether other states will take notice.

Everything inside me sat up to take notice of the world.

I hadn't had the time to take much notice of her before.