Sentence examples for became noteworthy from inspiring English sources

As if anything I did do became noteworthy as a result.

"It wasn't until our bank account became noteworthy that we attracted attention".

And it is one that became noteworthy again last summer, when a cemetery containing 900 bodies, including, ostensibly, many residents of the long-vanished neighborhood of Snake Hill, was discovered under a turnpike overpass during work on a new interchange.

(Kashmir News Live) West Bengal: Fifteen women who became noteworthy in the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha's intensive lobbying for statehood, have been given poll tickets in three hill municipalities slated to go to polls on December 11 , 2011

You became noteworthy for your powerpoints on risk assessment, your "Golden Skeleton" -- Gilda -- for demonstrating the formula for costing out the value of a human life against profits, and more that people will see in the film tonight.

Wolbachia organisms became noteworthy in tropical medicine when they were found in nematode worms, specifically those causing filariasis.

Using the device of the familiar made unfamiliar — or the uncanny — ordinary street vignettes become noteworthy occasions.

It has become noteworthy that Disney actually wants a Chinese actor to star in its live-action movie about the legendary Chinese warrior Hua Mulan.

"Yet another all-male slate reinforces the message that an art form primarily practised by women and girls only becomes noteworthy when a man gets in on it".

It now becomes noteworthy when a label like Dsquared creates advertisements using only black male models or only Asian female models.

The rally had become noteworthy for two speakers who did not attend; the organizers had invited Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, but that invitation prompted Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to cancel her own scheduled appearance, and it ultimately led to the withdrawal of Ms. Palin's invitation.