Yellen's appearance was notable for its non-notability.
This is particularly notable because economists are, at heart, statisticians.
What is an eight-year-old going to make of that?" The first debate was notable for its unexpected outcome: a Darling victory.
It allows an audience made up of members of the public local to the area from where the episode is being broadcast, to grill representatives of the main parties as well as notable folks from other spheres of society.
Most notable are their digitally-embroidered papers – a series of tactile, non-repetitive designs such as the award-winning Aves – pioneered with the help of a team of craftsmen in the north of England.
There are many less notable listed buildings, so it should be an open and shut case.
The bands were also notable for their layers and layers of warm, fuzzy guitars, vocals enigmatically buried in the mix.
He added that El Chapo's arrest and tighter restrictions on cash transactions had led to a notable contraction in the past year, though he expected this to ease once the cartel had found new creative ways of laundering its money.
You are obviously free to come to your own views about Hunt's strange cognitive dissonance, where on the one hand there are the "strictest conditions" on the dredging, but on the other hand the "dredging area is not a notable... site" in the Reef.
In a difficult quarter for London's radio stations and breakfast DJs, there have been notable successes for Capital Gold and LBC while Smooth and Kiss 100 have suffered.
Before Dad's Army made the catchphrase "may I be excused sir?" famous, Ridley wrote more than 30 plays, of which only The Ghost Train achieved notable success, running for 665 performances at St Martin's theatre and being adapted for the cinema three times.
