Sentence examples for notable dates from inspiring English sources
Among several other notable dates are a couple of personal milestones for conductor Daniel Harding, who appears with his Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra later this month: it is 25 years since he performed in his first Prom, as a trumpeter in the National Youth Orchestra, and 20 years since his professional debut as a conductor.
Other notable dates this year include the 25th birthday of the IBM personal computer, the 50th anniversary of the first hard-disk drive and the 60th anniversary of the first general-purpose digital electronic computer, the ENIAC Electronic Numerical Integratorr and Computer), which weighed 27 tonnes and contained over 19,000 vacuum tubes.
For readers ready for the hard facts, Levy includes a timeline with notable dates when the song was sung, including Sept. 23, 2001, when the Boys and Girls Choir of Harlem sang it in remembrance of the victims of the events of Sept. 11.
Notable dates in the history of the Grand Canyon.
Boynton also posts regular illustrations on her Facebook page for her followers, often coinciding with holidays and other notable dates, like Groundhog Day, National Pie Day and even Squirrel Appreciation Day.
"The profile of the tourney hasn't increased on the world stage in terms of being a notable date on the sporting calendar," Bidini said.
The notable date comes as the United States fiercely debates the future of its involvement in Afghanistan.
One of the more notable exceptions dates to the days of black-and-white: Gertrude Berg created, wrote and starred in a hit radio comedy about a Jewish matriarch in the Bronx that was turned into a CBS sitcom, "The Goldbergs," in 1949.
The decision was the most notable to date, thanks to the suit's long list of plaintiffs.
The great fort at Āgra (1565 74) and the tomb of Akbar at Sikandarā, near Āgra, are other notable structures dating from his reign.
In gleaming glass cases there are three Heisman Trophies, tributes to three national championship teams and faded leather balls commemorating notable victories dating to 1903.
