Sentence examples for notable after from inspiring English sources

But what also makes his etchings special is the dramatic use of light and shade, especially notable after 1760 when he went back to printing his own images.

All the ingredients were there, but it was notable, after the third movement's accurate opening, that it took the piano soloist, Julio Elizalde, to wake up the orchestra.

Most notable, after hearing Mr. Skovhus, were Mr. Holzmair's easy vocal color and his exploration of the music's wide emotional range, from the folkloric ("Fussreise") to the devout ("Schlafendes Jesuskind").

The President has had to reverse course to get this far particularly notable after winning the Nobel Peace Prize for pledging to end the U.S. war in Iraq, among other things, and withdrawing U.S. troops in 2011.

The Scottish Cup replay at Celtic Park proved notable after three red cards for Rangers players and a touchline bust-up between Lennon and McCoist, the visiting club's assistant manager.

Mrs. Diallo became a minor but much-photographed notable after the shooting and set up a foundation, with a board of prominent New York business and political figures, to promote racial tolerance and better police-community relations.

Pumping hands and cracking jokes, he introduced the senator to one New York semi-notable after another.

Frédéric Martel, an author and broadcaster who organized a gathering for government ministers, artists, intellectuals and other notables after the march, said: "We have to be in the streets and be strong.

I.B.M. was a notable disappointment after it said revenue fell short of expectations.

Ferrara said that internal tests on his helmet's shock absorbers had shown no notable degradation after hundreds of hits.

The pessimism is all the more notable because after years of wariness, consumers are feeling more buoyant.