Sentence examples for from a notable from inspiring English sources

He is from a notable political dynasty.

Two new releases come from a notable figure in the Baroque lute revival, Hopkinson Smith.

Apart from a notable production in Munich in 1967, the work has virtually disappeared.

The photo captures the essence of what every small business needs — an infusion of cash generated from a notable order.

Bin Laden, who was in his early twenties, was already an international businessman; Zawahiri, six years older, was a surgeon from a notable Egyptian family.

(He is from a notable family — his grandfather was the first Chinese Ambassador to the United States, and his father helped create the World Health Organization).

Her second feature after 2004 drama A Way of Life grossed $105,000 from four venues for a notable $26,250 average.

CARL HULSE Notable Criticism President Obama may be a former senator, but that did not stop him from delivering a notable tongue-lashing to his onetime institution.

It was first shown publicly in 1847, when it was included in an exhibition at the British Institution in London, on loan from George Folliott, a notable British collector.

Newly hired staff members flew up from Washington, with a notable representation from the presidential campaigns of Lamar Alexander, the former governor of Tennessee, and Senator John S. McCain of Arizona.

From the 1960s a notable revival of filmmaking began in West Berlin.