Sentence examples for left notable from inspiring English sources
The most important of these incursions into the European and Chinese military ecospheres left notable marks on the military technology of East Asia and the Byzantine Empire, as well as on the kingdoms of Europe.
The corporation left notable legacies, such as the much-praised Parks Trust, which was created to nurture its bountiful open spaces and still does so, financed by rent from property bequeathed by the corporation.
While opinions about the former mayor may vary, there is no doubt he left a notable mark in several areas.
An adroit pontiff but timid and chronically ill from cancer, he left a notable contribution to canon law in the Clementinae, a collection of his decretals and those of the Council of Vienne later promulgated by his successor, Pope John XXII, in 1317.
During the same period the enormous expansion of the cult of the Virgin left a notable mark upon hymnody, the early 11th century seeing the composition of Marian hymns, including such ubiquitous texts as "Salve Regina" ("Hail, Queen") and "Alma Redemptoris Mater" ("Sweet Mother of the Redeemer").
This rule left out notable individuals such as Bernard Arnault Bernard Arnault, whose Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton LVMH is listed exclusively on Euronext France.
The actor left a notable imprint in Hollywood with an acting career that included television, theater and film.
The war and occupation left a notable impact on the city as many streets, particularly in Frederiksbjerg, are named after officers commanding the Danish forces at the time.
Since the Mets were humiliated last night and are stuck in a horrible stretch, Valentine's decision to leave is notable.
PA from subcritical water extracts of S. senanensis leaves showed notable inhibitory effect on the histone demethylase JMJD2A.
A man who insisted that his prose style was achieved by leaving out what fancier writers left in was notable in his dialogue for putting in the things that many novelists left out: the hesitations, repetitions, sawn-off phrases.
