Sentence examples for day notable from inspiring English sources

Acton's most recent tweet was on January 13 , 2012(no, he's not an active tweeter), a day notable for WhatsApp getting pulled from the App Store (restored four days later).

What makes "Training Day" notable is Mr. Washington's performance.

All fairly standard for the day, notable perhaps only for showing how fast Star Wars had become imbedded into pop culture.

When he was given a retrospective at the Tate in 1972, at the youthful age of 27, McLean held a one-day show, King for a Day, notable for not including any work whatsoever.

"What makes 'Training Day' notable is Mr. Washington's performance," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.

On a day notable for a wholesale changing of the Olympic sailing guard – Ben Ainslie was bowing out along with a slew of other Finn veterans and both Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson are unlikely to be seen in an Olympic class again as the Star class is, so far, not on the 2016 roster– but the end may not be in sight for the 49er pairing of Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes.

In a press conference on Thursday notable for its deference to the mayor, Ms. Quinn said that "checks and balances do not have to mean fights and arguments".

(Kehr 20110623 'Les Blank: Ultimate Insider ' (Friday through Thursday) Notable among cinéma vérité documentarists for his ability to portray American subcultures with sympathy and curiosity, Mr. Blank will be honored with an extensive retrospective as part of this year's Robert Flaherty Film Seminar.

The significant increase in substance use especially among younger patients on the weekend (Friday to Sunday) is notable, especially given that a majority of intentional injuries occurred at this period, and a vast majority of patients under the influence of drugs or alcohol were male.

Laura Muscardin's "Days" (6 p.m. Sunday and 1 p.m. Wednesday), is notable for being the rare Italian movie to focus on gay life.

Among the day's notable decliners were airline stocks.