Sentence examples for notable engagement from inspiring English sources

One notable engagement was the American premiere of Kodaly's "Hary Janos" at the 1939 New York World's Fair.

The Dreadnought's only notable engagement of the war was the ramming and sinking of a German U-boat near the Pentland Firth, Scot., in March 1915.

His last notable engagement with the Beltway — his appearance at the White House Correspondents Associationn dinner in 2006 — drew withering reviews from the elites in attendance and an overwhelming, ecstatic response from YouTube nation.

After that, it saw "tens of millions" of downloads and the company shared some notable engagement stats.

A notable engagement in its Air Forces segment: the U.S. Air Force's $7.4 billion program, known as Flexible Acquisition and Sustainment Tool (FAST), to modernize and maintain its weapons systems.

In his most notable engagement – the February 1 Battle of Drake's Farm – he defeated a superior combination of British and Hessian soldiers.

In 1778 he advanced to the rank of major and commanded three troops of cavalry and three companies of infantry with which he won notable engagements and gained his nickname.

In the remaining two years of the conflict, Brauchitsch saw more action, taking part in notable engagements like the third Battle of the Aisne, the Battle of Aisne-Marne, the second Battle of the Aisne, the Battle of Armentières, and the Battle of Flanders.

MOST NOTABLE RETURN ENGAGEMENT -- At her best Martha Argerich is a colossal pianist and powerfully intuitive musician.

They have played Carnegie Hall, the Russian Tea Room and the Tavern on the Green, as well as many notable events, including the engagement party of John F. Kennedy Jr. to Carolyn Bessette in 1995.

Most notable were a quick engagement and marriage to Coleman, the former Luna Halo drummer she has known for so long that the year they first met escapes her, but it was "probably 1999".