Sentence examples for notable at the from inspiring English sources

Thawing has been most notable at the southern margins.

The ground was notable at the time with Union flags being flown all over the stadium.

But it's mattresses of another sort that are notable at the hotel.

The "stickiness" of inequality by place is also notable at the high end.

His sophistication was echoed by that of his clerk, who was notable at the time for his ability to spell all four estates correctly.

What's notable at the beginning of the sometimes rowdy (for this group) "Changed," its eighth album, is Mr. LeVox's willingness to tone it down.

Most of the doctors and notables at the clinic wore name tags announcing their bureaucratic affiliations in the world of public health.

When the United Nations was celebrating its 50th anniversary in 1995, Fidel Castro held a party for 200 heads of state and other notables at the Cuban Mission in New York.

At the meeting with Azerbaijani notables at the presidential palace, the pope was presented with a carved wooden cross to represent the contested region, which the presenter rather bitterly described as under Armenian control.

"This is Muthaiga, not Korogocho," she angrily told the crowd of diplomats and other notables at the party, contrasting the plush neighborhood where she lives with one of Nairobi's sprawling slums.

"He was reportedly seen hobnobbing with ANC notables at the party's centenary dinner in Mangaung in January 2012 and at the Brics summit in Durban in March this year," the paper added.