Sentence examples for most memorable appearance from inspiring English sources

In Flush, Virginia Woolf's biography of the dog that belonged to his wife, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, his most memorable appearance involves being bitten by the protagonist.

Peter Fincham earned bragging rights over Jana Bennett in a MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival edition of Britain's Got Talent today – and Channel Five's Richard Woolfe made the most memorable appearance – but none of them took the top prize.

Khalifa has been dismissed for only rapping about weed, girls, and smoking weed with girls, but he's not just some loopy stoner specialising in blunted whimsy (although, to be fair, his most memorable appearance in the UK press to date was for his arrest last year for marijuana possession – oh, and he once put his name to a branded form of cigarette papers).

For me, the most memorable appearance of hers was on the public access TV show Driveways Of The Rich And Famous, in which it was vouchsafed to us that BS actively mans her own driveway intercom – and querulously ("Whadya want from me?").

Perhaps its most memorable appearance was in "Toy Story" as the lamp that knocks Buzz Lightyear out of Andy's window.

The Shame Wizard's most memorable appearance is when he pops up in the ear of Nick's love interest Gina (Gina Rodriguez) to admonish her for her sexual behaviour after news that Nick touched her breasts spreads like wildfire via text message.

Although he was feared, several of his subjects fondly recall their first, or most memorable, appearances in his column, even when the mentions were not entirely positive.

It wasn't one of DeVos's most memorable appearances before Congress, such as in 2017 when she said schools might need guns to protect against grizzly bears.

In one of his most memorable appearances, Bowie took part in a recurring Late Night gag known as Secrets where celebrities reveal their innermost thoughts.

After "Sabrina," Givenchy made Hepburn's clothes for several of her films, including "Breakfast at Tiffany's," "Funny Face" and "Bloodline". The friendship has led to some of the designer's best works and the actress' most memorable appearances.

Such uncanny chords go back to Schubert and before, but they make some of their most memorable appearances in the music of Wagner, where they signify, variously, the magic of the Tarnhelm, Wotan's contemplation of the abyss ("Das Ende!"), and Tristan's death, among other moments of awe and dread.