Sentence examples for a particularly notable from inspiring English sources

Seamus Heaney's poem, Oysters, was penned after a particularly notable feast here.

A particularly notable development in the sector has been the expansion of casinos.

Founded in Boston 28 years ago, Advent has become a particularly notable investor in consumer companies in recent years.

Rebecca Mead omits a particularly notable entry in the history of stage and film adaptations of "The Great Gatsby" ("Adaptation," September 27th).

It is a particularly notable endorsement because Mr. Mercaldo is running in the Republican primary against Assemblyman Robert A. Straniere, a 22-year incumbent.

Jon Reiner New York City Rebecca Mead omits a particularly notable entry in the history of stage and film adaptations of "The Great Gatsby" ("Adaptation," September 27th).

While worldwide fans are great, he does have a few particularly notable ones here in the United States--including Seinfeld.

Throughout the month, along with the many movies and television shows from the past that the service is adding, Netflix has a few particularly notable originals.

Throughout the 1980s he produced a string of fine novels at a rate of one a year - particularly notable being Imposters (1986) and Trust (1989).

A large family party, headed by a clergyman, is particularly notable for its decorum.

Maintenance of repeat association with a specific gene is particularly notable in a genome such as P. purpurea, which has many coding genes (253) and few repeats (11).