Sentence examples for a notable action from inspiring English sources

Within days of the action Hood had been promoted to rear-admiral and awarded a pension of £500 a year, but despite his wound he continued in service, fighting a notable action with Russian ships in the Baltic Sea in 1807 and later operating off the Spanish coast in the early Peninsular War.

It wasn't until 2016, once the story broke out, for any notable action to be taken, despite this being a problem since 2014.

Media consultant Anita Dunn was slated to be given a promotion and replaced as the Friends of Evan Bayh committee was formed, but the campaign's brevity prevented any notable action.

"They kept as quiet as possible the facts of their origins, distanced themselves from blacks and declined to take any notable actions that would advance African-Americans," Kennedy writes.

Knott's most notable action as a legislator occurred near the end of his first stint in Congress.

Though he found the film's story sometimes slowed noticeably, the soundtrack and visual references to other notable action films made it "an example of anime at its very best".

In one notable action in 2003, she led a delegation of women to nearby Ghana.

Brown's most notable action in the House was a speech he made on February 4, 1875, in response to Massachusetts Representative Benjamin F. Butler's call to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1875.

As a general in the subsequent War of 1812, his most notable action was in the Battle of the Thames in 1813, which brought an end to hostilities in his region.

In one notable action, 600 German soldiers were killed when a railway bridge between La Gleize and Stoumont in the Ardennes was blown up by 40 members of the resistance, including the writer Herman Bodson.

The only other notable action they've taken is to put a temporary hold on their sponsored attack ads against gubernatorial candidate Lt. Governor Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring.