Sentence examples for be of much note from inspiring English sources
Without this central Soleá I doubt "Mujeres" would be of much note.
Normally, the travails of a losing ballclub wouldn't be of much note outside its hometown.
Despite the enormous influence he had had on pop, hip hop and R&B, by the late 90s he was producing nothing of much note.
The more you analyze it, the more the answer appears to be nobody, or nobody of much note.
The second dilemma facing financial regulation, Hockett noted, is of much more recent vintage than the first.
Some of these colonial legislatures were so strong that they often won battles against royal governors — battles that were not taken much note of by the Crown at the time, because the Crown wasn't administering to the colonies very closely.
The findings provide further evidence of this but it is of note that much of the learning would appear to be personal to the SEA report author.
The passing of Kodachrome has been much noted, from the CBS News program "Sunday Morning" to The Irish Times, but it is noteworthy in no small part for how long it survived.
In the dining room, which draws a crowd from 11 a.m. on, there isn't much of note, aesthetically.
Rating: 3/10 Lothar Matthäus: The former Germany captain has an accent so thick you could knock a bull over with it but there is not much of note in the actual words.
