Sentence examples for a string of notable from inspiring English sources

Forbes then wrote and/or directed a string of notable British productions.

An in-house record label, CSO Resound, has produced a string of notable disks; out now is a shining version of the Verdi Requiem, under Muti's direction.

"Pietà" has had a string of notable owners as varied as Prince Demidoff, a Russian collector who lived in 19th-century Italy, and Sylvester Stallone.

And even as the band reduced its season by one concert amid the recession, a string of notable performances, including the premiere of its first original work, heightened the buzz in Westchester and beyond.

The bulk of that money came in the last couple of weeks, after Mr. Thompson hired some new staff members and unveiled a string of notable endorsements, including from Merryl H. Tisch, the chancellor of the State Board of Regents, who became his campaign chairwoman, and Richard Ravitch, a former lieutenant governor.

She followed La Femme Nikita with a string of notable independent films, including The Art of Woo (2001), John Cameron Mitchell's Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001), Thom Fitzgerald's The Wild Dogs, (2002) and Jeremy Podeswa's TV movie, After the Harvest (2001), which brought her another Gemini nomination.

He left letters to Wilson's mother, Bowers' mother, a string of notables including his former commander Sir George Egerton, his own mother and his wife.

And it left Mrs. Clinton facing weeks in which she has few opportunities for the kind of victory that would alter the race in her favor after a string of defeats notable not just for their number but also their magnitude.

The police are baffled, but the narrator and his wife turn up striking and yet seemingly unconnectable clues implicating a string of campus notables.

Throughout the day, we ran follow-up interviews with a string of Disrupt notables, like KPCB's John Doerr and Bing Gordon, Founders Fund's Peter Thiel, Greylock's Reid Hoffman, David Sze, GE's CMO Beth Comstock and Intuit's Scott Cook.

"Nobody does silence better than Hollywood," he writes, describing a string of encounters with notable directors including Fritz Lang and Stanley Kubrick, who promised enthusiastically to turn his books into films but failed to deliver.