Sentence examples for notable birthdays from inspiring English sources
Let us now consider the notable birthdays of June.
Every Friday in my Classic Hollywood newsletter, I write about notable birthdays and deaths, movie and TV milestones, fun events around town and the latest in DVDs.
This is Kevin Crust and I am your new tour guide as we continue to write about notable birthdays and deaths, movie and TV milestones, fun events around town and the latest in DVDs, soundtracks and books every Friday in our Classic Hollywood newsletter.
This is Kevin Crust, your new tour guide as we continue to write about notable birthdays and deaths, movie and TV milestones, fun events around town and the latest in DVDs, soundtracks and books every Friday in our Classic Hollywood newsletter.
I wonder if it's the notable birthday which might mellow the old cove down on the farm at Te Kuiti.
I was off in London on assignment for Holiday magazine, where I worked — I hated being away for this notable birthday — but within a few minutes the phone in our kitchen would ring with my surprise call, and Evelyn would let me know what I'd just missed.
As usual, international notables sent birthday greetings, but the influential newspaper Le Monde offered a political obituary that described him as so weakened by adversity and illness that even his own center-right majority had written him off.
This week's birthdays for notable Californians: .
This week's birthdays for notable Californians: retired Dodgers announcer Vin Scully (Nov. 29, 1927), UC President Janet Napolitano (Nov. 29, 1957), Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia (Dec. 2, 1977), Silicon Valley billionaire Sean Parker (Dec. 3, 1979) and Rep. Grace Napolitano (Dec. 4, 1936).
Fifteen is a weird age: it's right in the middle of your more notable 10th and 20th birthdays, your bat mitzvah "coming-out" party is a fading memory, and it doesn't have a fun name like your sweet 16th.
This year's festival, which began on July 1, was notable for the 94th birthday celebration of its founder, the composer Gian Carlo Menotti, above right, and for yesterday's announcement that next year's program would feature a recently unearthed opera by Verdi.
