Sentence examples for became notable for from inspiring English sources

Last year, Shockey's rookie season became notable for more than his 74 catches.

His cars quickly became notable for their fine engineering, design and craftsmanship.

This, after all, is a man who along with his talents on the pitch became notable for his understated and considered manner off it.

Instead, the dinner became notable for who was not there: Mr. Ferrer and Roberto Ramírez, the Bronx Democratic leader, who had worked closely on his campaign.

If Mr. Perry's solid lead holds up, he will have prevailed in a race that became notable for the often vicious tenor of the television advertisements.

The case became notable for the star power of its witnesses, as both Oracle's chief executive, Lawrence J. Ellison, and Google's chief executive, Larry Page, took the stand.

Part of that happiness comes from the sort of reinvention Mr. Strumbel has become notable for.

Toure's time with Man City has become notable for the number of times he and his agent have expressed his intention to leave the club.

Nicole is also become notable for her many relationships.

Now, however, the movie has become notable for one of the people listed in the credits: Stephen K. Bannon.

While Harry and the Potters would become notable for making libraries their primary venue, Joe DeGeorge did not see a future in the modest venues, "I think we thought we'd play a few libraries".