Sentence examples for a pair of notable from inspiring English sources

In 1928 he directed Marion Davies in a pair of notable comedies, a genre he would rarely return to.

Fortunately for viewers, he instead transformed Troy Barnes into a sweet nerd-nai f (and in a pair of notable episodes, a paintball kamikaze) who legitimately finds his horizons expanded by his community-college classes.

The Freak, who had all kinds of problems before putting in a pair of notable relief appearances against the Tigers in the World Series last autumn, was as bad as you can get during Spring Training, going 0-3 with a 10.57.

One of the most notable items was Sir Elton John's donation of a pair of his famous glasses for a live auction.

I've had the subject in mind, because the DVD Notes in the magazine this week concerns a pair of movies made from notable books — Luchino Visconti's "L'Innocente" and F. W. Murnau's "Faust".

Mr. Carey and Mr. Koch now join another pair of notable politicians whose names grace a bridge and a tunnel: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

At an annual New Year's house party that we attend near Bath, Simon Hopkinson sometimes makes a pair of unusual but traditional puddings as notable for their appearance as for their heart-warming flavors.

Inside, the most notable difference is a pair of really well-bolstered sport seats.

The most notable ones were a pair of young West Pointers who had stayed stateside for advanced training in 1918, Omar Bradley and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Little has changed since the exhibit first appeared in 1995, with the notable exception of a pair of glasses next to Swinton on the mattress.

One notable success involves a pair of homosexual vultures, Jake and Judah, who hatched and raised three chicks over three years.