It was the absence of rancor that seemed most notable — the first faint sign of hope in an often-contentious 10-week standoff.
Most notable and first of these was James of Venice, who was in Constantinople and translated the Posterior Analytics, Physics, De Anima (On the Soul), Metaphysics, and several minor texts before or about 1150; other scholars translated anew or for the first time works on ethics, natural philosophy, and logic before 1200.
One of Gilbert's most notable innovations, first found in Thespis and repeated in Trial by Jury and all of the later Savoy operas, is the use of the chorus as an essential part of the action.
These hastened the demise of even our historically most notable leader, first President of the United States, George Washington, who was purged and from whom more than one half of his estimated blood volume was removed for treatment of what was more likely streptococcal pharyngo-epiglotitis [ 5].
Most notable: home runs (third, with 240), runs (fifth, with 793), triples (third, with 44), and stolen bases (second, with 189).
Among his most notable works, his first feature film Westworld (1973), was the first feature to utilize digital image processing.
He went on to write numerous plays, remarkable for their stagecraft and lively dialogue, among the most notable being Patriots (first performed 1912), The Whiteheaded Boy (1916), and The Lost Leader (1918).
The opposition PPP polled next highest, but it was a coalition of religious parties known as the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) that made the most notable showing marking the first time a Pakistani religious organization had gained a significant voice in parliament.
The town has served as the location of several prominent events, the most notable being the First Thanksgiving feast.
He went through his stock anti-immigrant comments, complete with a call to "Build the wall!" but was most notable for the first protester of the night inside the hall (there was another one, later, during Giuliani's time on stage).
