The phrase "at a notable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something significant or worthy of attention, but it lacks proper context or completion.
Example: "The event was held at a notable venue, attracting many distinguished guests."
Alternatives: "at a significant" or "at a remarkable".
That project — which began at a notable deficit after two defeats under Arena's predecessor, Jurgen Klinsmann — is incomplete.
The as-obtained film delivered a large optical transmittance of 84.6% at 550 nm and a high mechanical strength of 45 MPa at a notable elongation of 3.5%.
It was hard not to stare at a notable exception to this maxim: a tall woman, no longer young but still striking, who had upswept blond hair and wore teetering heels and a gash of red lipstick.
Tim Cahill, Brett Emerton, Harry Kewell, Lucas Neill and Schwarzer were all first team regulars throughout that season, marking the peak of a bell curve that continues to slide at a notable rate.
Sunday's performance was simulcast to nine university campuses and moved along at a notable clip, with singers entering stage right as their predecessors were still exiting stage left, while Asher Fisch, the conductor, kept members of the Met Orchestra playing with animation.
He also chastised Sotheby's senior directors for an extravagant lunch and dinner at a notable "farm to table" New York restaurant, where he said "senior management feasted on organic delicacies and imbibed vintage wines at a cost to shareholders of multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars".
Now, Square's entry into the UK comes at an notable time for the company, for the UK and for mobile payments in general in Europe.
Now, Square's entry into the UK comes at an notable time for the company, for the UK and for mobile payments in general in Europe.
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.
Before Spotify, he was CEO of the Nordic division at EMI (a notable record label group).
His assistant Lennie Lawrence was caretaker boss for the Eagles' draw at Barnsley and a notable victory at Leicester, before joining Freedman at the Reebok Stadium. .
