Sentence examples for death was notable from inspiring English sources
When the stage-specific MRs were simply divided by the number of days for each stage, prepupal death was notable in the spring of 2011.
Boone's death is notable as the first death of a major character on the series.
Both deaths were notable because neither victim reported any contact with birds in the month preceding his illness.
Besides blatant human-rights violations, the five-year military rule that ended with his death in 1998 was notable for the illegal transfer of billions of dollars of the country's oil money from the Nigerian treasury to international banks.
The first, last September, was notable mainly for its miraculous outcome (zero deaths vs 7.1 magnitude and much destruction).
In some terrible way, his death was the notable, the heroic fact of his short life; all the rest was the usual joyous ordinariness, given form by various speakers.
There have been a lot of bombs and death and blood since, but it was notable that on Saturday, Mr. Bush reversed course, describing Mr. Sharon as a democratically elected leader who was legitimately "responding to the will of the people" for more security.
The 1920 season was notable for the death of Ray Chapman of the Cleveland Indians.
"The NAE's decision to change its position on the death penalty is notable because it signals the increasing importance of nonwhite evangelical Christians," said Dan Cox, PRRI's research director.
The October 2012 date is notable as coming a year after the death of Apple founder Steve Jobs.
