Sentence examples for long notable from inspiring English sources
The world's sixth-biggest economy, long notable for its all-but silent part on the world stage, now has the makings of a foreign policy.
Farther north, at Reade Street, 287 Broadway was long notable not so much for its respectable but ordinary cast-iron facade as for the delicate ironwork cresting on the top of its mansard, a remarkable survivor.
It's an oddity that Updike has spent his career as a writer for The New Yorker, a magazine long notable for its prudery, since carnality is as great a theme for him as it is for Norman Mailer or Philip Roth.
The list of prominent wineries that produce a varietal cabernet franc is long and notable.
The skyline has long been notable for sky and little else.
But despite this long and notable history, there is little scientific research into MSI.
State and military functions have long provided notable opportunities for parades and pageantry.
This, his first injury-free season for so long, is notable for his lack of international duties.
Instead the plant, called Qudas, which has long been notable among Iraqi engineers for its inefficiency, was still operating on diesel fuel.
Landrieu, whose family—his father, Moon, was the city's last white mayor, and his sister, Mary, is a United States senator has long been notable for its efforts to reach across the color line, banked on a clash of styles: a staid hard worker against a charismatic loose cannon.
Landrieu, whose family — his father, Moon, was the city's last white mayor, and his sister, Mary, is a United States senator — has long been notable for its efforts to reach across the color line, banked on a clash of styles: a staid hard worker against a charismatic loose cannon.
