Sentence examples for most notable appearance from inspiring English sources

Their most notable appearance has been in the debate over Pres.

In fact, two thirds of them – Danielle and Este – used to be in a proper pop band called the Valli Girls, whose most notable appearance was in the 2005 film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.

Perhaps the most notable appearance of city waterways in poetry occurs in the first section of TS Eliot's The Waste Land, where the blasted landscape of the Grail legend is transported to the rather less chivalrous world of London canalside, on "a winter evening round behind the gashouse".

His most notable appearance came after the war, when he captained an "Old England XI", featuring many former England players, against Surrey in 1946 in a match to celebrate Surrey's centenary.

Although he's been invited to hundreds of French debate shows, his most notable appearance was probably a 2003 debate with ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy, in which the Muslim scholar (grandson of the Muslim Brotherhood founder in Egypt) suggested a moratorium on stoning unfaithful wives in the Middle East (warning: the English subtitles are wonky).

Melania's most notable previous appearance had occurred when she said a few words at the Republican Convention, which were quickly discovered to be, in part, actually Michelle Obama's words.

Sheen's most notable film appearance of 2011 was a supporting role in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris.

Her most notable film appearance was with Fred Astaire in "The Band Wagon" (1953), considered to be one of MGM's best musicals.

The vast majority of his most notable screen appearances all occurred after he was 35 – an OAP in Hollywood terms.

But while "All You" may be one of Waka Flocka Flame's most notable guest appearances, it's not among his best.

Nixon is most notable for her appearance as Miranda in Sex and the City.