Sentence examples for figure of note from inspiring English sources
For that, Jackson gets a memorial close by the real Fulham figure of note.
In India politicians and the press quickly recognised him as a figure of note.
The one who seemed to be in charge was clearly a figure of note, Mrs. Anderson determined, someone "very down to business".
That perkiness has always dimly reminded me of some other cultural figure of note, and finally, midway through this movie, I got it: SpongeTom CruisePants!
As a media reporter for the Times and a central figure in a 2011 documentary about the paper, "Page One," he became a figure of note, a fittingly meta development for the age.
Frankly it would be bad manners for him to decline, given that he's played every other 20th-century figure of note short of Bernard Manning and the Jackson 5.
Some of them were literary figures of note.
Other cultural figures of note receiving awards this year are Shen Wei, the choreographer, and Joan Snyder, the painter.
Two figures of note are Gregory of Tours and Venantius Fortunatus, bishop of Poitiers.
That is not to say that the rest were senior leaders: in that time period, Landay notes, only six Al Qaeda figures of note were reported killed.
Photography featuring figures of note has always been central to Vogue's unique glamour, in effect creating the world's first professional fashion photographer in Baron de Meyer, known fondly as the "Debussy of the camera" by his peers.
