Sentence examples for notable choices from inspiring English sources

Penultimate (free on iOS) and FreeNote, note everything (free, or $6 for all features on Android) are also notable choices.

Notable choices include Birdie's Nest (Black Rock; 868-639-7988; www.birdiesnesttobago.com), a hard-to-find house directly on Great Courland Bay on the island's north shore.

Included in the president's pardon list were some other notable choices, including commutations of sentences for two women jailed on drug charges who had received longer sentences for their involvement than the people who ran the operations.

Notable choices on other lists were two of last week's Booker prize also-rans, Kazuo Ishiguro's When We Were Orphans and Matthew Kneale's English Passengers, on the novel shortlist.

A few notable choices and omissions: the screenplay for "Beasts of the Southern Wild," written by Lucy Alibar with the director, Benh Zeitlin, in an adaptation from a play Ms. Alibar wrote, received no love from the Spirits.

He was eager to talk about one of the most notable choices he made in his adaptation, to have his actors sing live, instead of dubbing the songs afterward.

"Standing in the Shadows of Motown" is a notable choice because it was shot on film, adding a resonant weight to the wholly satisfying anecdotes sandwiched between the "MTV Unplugged" concert settings.

The word "typically" is a notable choice there — suggesting some of these partnerships were rather more bounded than others.

His most recent book, Dirty Love, published in the fall of 2013, was a New York Times Notable Books selection, a 2013 Notable Fiction choice from the Washington Post, and a Kirkus Starred Best Book of 2013.

A notable aesthetic choice was the use of doorways to create a contemplative mood while keeping his characters framed by the door.

Perhaps the most notable one is "Choices," because it represents the first time he has deployed surrogates — not himself — to make his campaign pitch.