Sentence examples for most notable names from inspiring English sources

Some of the group's most notable names — Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, Sarah Palin of Alaska, Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Bobby Jindal of Louisiana — were not here.

THINK of a large New York building, and if it has not been sold in the past two years, then it is probably up for sale now: Rockefeller Centre, the World Trade Centre, and the Chrysler Building are only the most notable names to have been brought to market recently.

These strides to put data back into the hands of owners share a number of similarities with a separate movement to re-decentralizing the internet, which involves some of the most notable names, companies and technologies in IT today.

One of the most notable names on that list is Newt Gingrich.

The layoffs are expected to primarily affect on-air radio and television talent, including some of the network's most notable names.

Some of the most notable names who have written about and championed it are Wendell Berry, Michael Pollan, Dan Barber, Wes Jackson and Barbara Kingsolver.

(Keith Carradine is the cast's most notable name).

He was the most notable name among four players who are leaving the Bombers.

Scott, a nine-year veteran, was the most notable name on the list of 19 cuts the Jaguars made yesterday.

Perhaps the most notable name on Klinsmann's list belongs to Landon Donovan, who is bidding to play his first qualifying match for the national team since June 2012.

The most notable name among them is Assemblyman Adam Clayton Powell IV, whose father, then a House incumbent, was defeated by Mr. Rangel in a 1970 primary.