Sentence examples for during a notable from inspiring English sources

The number had been worn by running back Tiki Barber during a notable 10-year career with the Giants that ended in 2006.

During a notable career at Chrysler, Ford and BMW, as well as an earlier stint at GM, Mr Lutz built a reputation around making cars people really desired, rather than ones they merely needed.

During a notable and early account, she noticed an elderly man, who had been blind for eight years.

It was Thomas who received first-team reps with Darren Sproles during OTAs, a notable change considering Ingram has run with the first-team unit the last couple of off-seasons.

Due to a broken leg he played only one test match during the touragainst Australiabut was involved in a notable incident during a non-test match.

This increase in sick leave during chemotherapy versus hormone therapy was also observed across cohorts during the same line of treatment, with a notable increase during second-line treatment for cohort A (41 % for chemotherapy) compared with first-line treatment (19 % for hormone therapy).

According to the projections made using the standard gravity model of international trade, total real non-oil trade of DAEs would increase at an annual rate of 8.2percentt during the next three decades, with a notable convergence of individual countries' rates to the regional average.

This peak and subsequent decrease in grey matter volume during late adolescence is a notable feature of the development of the prefrontal cortex and is not observed in other cortical regions [ 7, 2].

This is a reduction of almost £5.5bn during a period notable for economic growth and increasing corporate profits.

The Geoffrion-Murphy confrontation came late in the second period with the Rangers leading, 2-0, during a game notable for its high-sticking.

Neither Udall, the White House nor the justice department would comment on the subject during a day notable for bitterness between a committee that has accorded the CIA much deference in recent years and an agency that has been determined to restore its reputation on Capitol Hill after intelligence failures on the Iraq war plunged its standing to historic lows.