Sentence examples for most notably when from inspiring English sources

For starters it's exceedingly quotable, most notably when Henson's Cookie strides onto the screen.

It hasn't, incidentally, most notably when peeling off all on stage for that director's Frankenstein.

The dialogue is dodgy, most notably when the lovers have their first quarrel.

But again there was plenty of controversy, most notably when the Leeds second-row Carl Ablett cleaned out Sam Tomkins.

There were moments of substantial fortune, most notably when Lionel Messi thumped a penalty against the crossbar.

Mr. Inouye has rescued military contractors before, most notably when the Clinton administration tried to cut procurement.

"The Publisher" has its parched passages, most notably when it ventures into the thickets of Luce's "big" ideas.

League Two sides also secured some impressive League One scalps, most notably when Rotherham United beat Stevenage, fourth in League One, 3-2.

Aside from a few flickers, most notably when Anthony Martial had an 89th-minute shot blocked by Damien Delaney, United barely threatened.

It also supplies a few of the lighthearted moments, most notably when Mr. Nelson saunters toward Ms. Braden, his sax gyrating provocatively.

But she too is softened by moments of weakness and confusion, most notably when she finds herself inexorably attracted to Tim, a man she would prefer to demonize.