The film adaptation of the novel was released in 2004, grossing more than $796 million and earned notable critical acclaim.
While the series hasn't had much traditional critical acclaim (a notable exception is a recent LA Times review that marveled at the many incarnations that Beddor has created for the series, including a spin-off comic series, a coffee-table book, and an upcoming movie), the blogging world has dug right in.
Before his career-defining role as Tony Soprano, Gandolfini was a notable stage actor most recently winning acclaim for his turn in God of Carnage, in 2009.
The town has been the birthplace and home to notable people, of national and international acclaim.
People from Salford are called Salfordians, and the city has been the birthplace and home to notable people of national and international acclaim.
With Ex Machina having also banked $7.7m abroad for a $14.5m total gross, not to mention general acclaim, it's becoming a notable entry in the indie sci-fi canon.
He won special acclaim for his revivals, which were notable for both their choreographic accuracy and their theatrical vividness.
The group, notable for its lack of a pianist, brought international acclaim to both Baker and Mulligan.
A few days before we meet, the Oscar nominations are announced, with Trainwreck and especially Schumer notable absentees from the list, despite the film's critical acclaim.
Edwards wants players to push Aussies back and for referee to police the breakdown Stuart Lancaster's appointment as England head coach was greeted with near-unanimous acclaim, though World Cup winner Ben Cohen was a notable dissenter.
Being recalled to the Scotland squad and some outstanding performances in Europe have been the other notable occurrences in a season that has deservedly seen Gordon acclaimed again.
