Sentence examples for notable bit from inspiring English sources
"Collective:unconscious," meanwhile, is available on YouTube and on its own Web site, which packs a notable bit of information: "102.7K plays".
There are notable bit parts in "The Artist," not least for John Goodman, as a harrumphing bull of a studio boss, and James Cromwell, as a faithful chauffeur and helpmeet, a sort of anti-Erich von Stroheim.
Frances Bodomo (whose short film "Afronauts" is a notable bit of political comedy, which she's planning to expand into a feature) offers, in lo-fi video, "Everybody Dies!," a sharply satirical parody, starring Tonya Pinkins as Ripa the Reaper, the host of a children's show from the "Republic of Black Death".
He might have remained a cult character were it not for the incredible story of his last decade: a Julien Temple documentary on his old band (2009's Oil City Confidential) spurring a new surge of interest, a notable bit part in HBO's Game of Thrones (Sean Bean was "a gent"), then a diagnosis of terminal pancreatic cancer, leading him to do the final tour to end all final tours.
The most notable bit is probably the Club tab, where you can connect with and compete against people virtually and in person.
One notable bit featured a really uncomfortable shot of Salma Hayek with her "date" ― the fish man from "The Shape of Water".
Annotate the poster, circling and writing commentary about particularly notable bits of information.
The scarcity of women in the field, and their absence from the big-year contestants, is notable and a bit puzzling.
More notable than a bit of curviness, however, is the new tabbing system.
Mr. Morrow's early months at Clearwire have been notable for a fair bit of management turmoil.
The year 1968, while every bit as notable, doesn't conjure one image but a cascade, many of them violent — the student uprisings in Paris, in the United States and in Mexico City, where the army opened fire on protesters.
