Sentence examples for held notable from inspiring English sources

The Benetton family also owned a holding company that held notable stakes in the restaurant chain Autogrill and in Atlantia, an operator of roads in Italy.

StudiVZ held notable market share in Germany, Google's Orkut did well in India and Brazil, VKontakte dominated in Russia, Mixi held strong in Japan and so on.

Some shelves hold notable drums the family has collected, including one made by Gus Moeller, who taught the jazz drummer Gene Krupa.

The college is home the Raynor Memorial Library, which holds notable collections in Catholic social action, the papers of Senator Joseph McCarthy and a number of J.R.R. Tolkien's original manuscripts.

Our findings suggest that CD8+ TRM cells that arise in lungs responding to this mucosal vaccination might help to protect against TB, and SeV85AB holds notable promise to improve BCG's protective efficacy in a prime-boost immunization regimen.

The second issue the UCLA report highlights are the big talent agencies that hold notable "gatekeeping" power when it comes to the actors cast in major films.

These approaches have generated improved appreciation of specific mucosal constituents, but hold notable limitation in contributing to an overarching and unifying understanding of how these individual players interact to form a functional biological and biomechanical system.

When two of America's best-known philanthropists, Bill Gates, who has advised Mr Ma, and Warren Buffett, visited the country in 2010, a meeting they held was notable for the number of Chinese tycoons who stayed away.

Mia Wasikowska, so good in The Kids Are All Right and Alice in Wonderland, is asked to deliver pompous voiceovers and drift along in fetching cotton wraparounds; I think it's fair to say much sense of the strain of what such a journey must have held is notable by its absence.

And while the unassuming, six-story brick hospital here holds a notable place in those rankings, others stand out as well.

Nonetheless, these much maligned taverns hold a notable place in the annals of American cocktail history: they were the first drinking establishments in the country to cater specifically to single women.