Sentence examples for a notable night from inspiring English sources

The result ended a 61-game losing run on a notable night for Europe's football minnows as Liechtenstein edged to a 1-0 vintory in Moldova.

A notable event tonight at Film Forum at 7 45: a rare screening of Josef von Sternberg's 1928 "Docks of New York" (I've never seen it), introduced by the film historian Daniel Eagan, whose new book, "America's Film Legacy: the Authoritative Guide to the Landmark Movies in the National Film Registry," has a section on the film.

Most notable tonight is how indistinguishable they are from One Direction and Justin Bieber.

Baseball offered up a notable highlight Monday night when the Marlins Giancarloo Stanton — previously notable only for his odd choice of a new name — took out the scoreboard with a home run.

Labour have opened up a four point lead over the Conservatives according to a new poll released last night, a notable increase on previous pre-election research into voting intentons.

The contradictions inherent in presenting a Gandhi opera at one of the world's most richly endowed performing-arts institutions, even as protests against income inequality erupted downtown, inspired a notable demonstration on the last night of the run.

But what ITV tried to pull off last night was a notable first: both at once.

The Luftwaffe scored a notable success on the night of 2 December 1943 when 105 Ju88 bombers struck the port of Bari.

Workflow, the clever if somewhat geeky app aimed at iOS power users that helps you automate frequent tasks you perform on your iPhone or tablet, like ordering an Uber to your next event, making a GIF from your photos, creating reminders that alert you when you arrive at a particular destination, playing a favorite album, and much more, is out this morning with a notable update.

And on Wednesday evening a notable number of audience members present in Carnegie Hall for a concert by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain turned up toting instruments of their own.

Nov. 21 at 8: A notable veteran, the pianist Rudolf Buchbinder, joins the orchestra for a program that includes Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Major and Brahms's Fourth Symphony.