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Meanings of giving notice in English
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Usage of giving notice in English
1
Had he gone on a journey without giving notice to any one?
2
He gave the impression of being always on the point of giving notice.
3
No one may retire from the meal without giving notice to his neighbors.
4
He begins his act by giving notice that things have changed with him.
5
Pray with a tranquil mind- Iwillnot strike without giving notice.
6
Then you started up, giving notice of your approach by whistling.
7
The first chime of the cathedral clock giving notice of the hour, seven!
8
This comes after giving notice last week seeking better conditions.
9
He had decided on giving notice to leave his situation in the General's employment.
10
This he proceeded to do, without giving notice of his intention to General Wright.
11
Phil had clocked the sign giving notice of Hollins village.
12
I will not have my new cook giving notice, madam.
13
To-morrow morning you will oblige me by giving notice to Mrs. Turpin-a week's notice.'
14
Threatening a lawsuit is the same as giving notice.
15
Because landlords will start giving notice to people who can't pay their rents, evicting them.
16
I dare say he will take them some day and leave us without giving notice.'
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