Sentence examples for after notably from inspiring English sources

It was popular both with critics and residents, and the flats are now greatly sought after, notably by MPs as it is near parliament.

While Tyler scored hits before and after (notably "It's a Heartache" and "Holding Out for a Hero"), that song remains her calling card.

After notably weak European sales data from Nokia and a major miss from BlackBerry unit volumes, all eyes are now on Apple's EU performance.

The New York Times endorsed Wu for lieutenant governor in late August, after notably refusing to endorse Cuomo for governor.

To date, HLA-DR has been assessed in adults as a predictor of septic complications after various injuries, notably after cardiac surgery under cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB).

The same for her stand on issue after issue, notably abortion rights.

For composers who came after him, notably, but not exclusively, Brahms, his sonatas became the standard of excellence.

His exploration of the underlying forms of nature was to inspire many artists after him, notably Picasso, who called Cézanne "the father of us all".

There are already stadiums and institutions named after him, notably in his ancestral region of Rize on the Black Sea and Kasımpaşa.

Just in time for Halloween and after a notably devastating year for race relations in the US, the first trailer for Jordan Peele's directorial debut Get Out has hit, causing an understandable stir.

While some players drafted after Gallinari — notably Eric Gordon of the Clippers and Brook Lopez of the Nets — have had impressive seasons, D'Antoni said fans should reserve judgment for two or three years.