Sentence examples for match was notable from inspiring English sources

(That latter match was notable as the first time for years when all England's goalscorers smiled broadly and sweetly while celebrating, rather than screaming in anger at the crowd, a sense of innocent excitement rather than irritating entitlement.

A low-key start to the match was notable only for early Hearts pressure, with skipper Zaliukas guilty of heading an outswinging corner well wide of Fraser's goal from 12 yards.

The match was notable for being "buzzed" by the enormous German airship Graf Zeppelin.

The match was notable for a dispute between the New Zealanders and the match referee Rowland Hill.

The second leg in Rotterdam ended 3 2 in Feyenoord's favor, the match was notable for the sending off of one player on each side Patrick Paauwe for Feyenoord and Neil McCann for Rangers.

This was the final first-class match Fred Trueman, the quintessential Yorkshireman, would play for the county and it is startling how much faster he is than any other bowler on show even at 37. The match is notable from a Guardian perspective, too, as our own cricket correspondent Mike Selvey was playing one of his very first first-class matches for Surrey.

Most impressive first-round loser (men): Andrey Golubev — I watched Golubev play Stanislas Wawrinka two weeks before the U.S. Open on a small outer court in suburban Cincinnati, a match that was notable only because Golubev entered it with a near-record 18-match losing streak at the A.T.P. level.

The first match at Anfield was notable for a fine display by Liverpool's keeper Mike Hooper – and two wonderful goals.

Richard Jolly Burnley 1-0 SOlivier Giroudvier Giroud and Santi Cazorla grabbed the headlines after Arsenal's victory over Newcastle, with Alexis Sánchez once again praised for his creativity and dynamism, but the match was also notable for the way Alex Oxlade-Chamovedain moved seamlessly back into the Gunners' midfield three.

Searching for a good match was a notable personal cultural preference and cultural belief among the participants, which influenced their doctor selection.

If Joe Launchbury was a deserving man of the match, there were notable tries from the Harlequins pair Jack Clifford and Marland Yarde and sufficient energy on his debut from Teimana Harrison to justify his promotion.