Sentence examples for notable highlight from inspiring English sources

The company dance their hearts out nevertheless, with Ryoichi Hirano's glittery-eyed, pencil-moustached Espada a notable highlight.

Baseball offered up a notable highlight Monday night when the Marlins Giancarloo Stanton — previously notable only for his odd choice of a new name — took out the scoreboard with a home run.

Forbes has released its list of the top 10 highest paid models this week, and alongside the news that Gisele Bündchen (No 1) is raking in an estimated $42 million (approximately £27 million) a year, a notable highlight was that, for the first time, the list was not made up entirely of white women.

Traditional Swedish glog, a vodka-spiked mulled wine served over dried fruit and nuts with spiced biscuits, was a notable highlight.

A notable highlight of this year's SCRF is the Beyond Planet Earth exhibit.

It was, overall, a rather sedate evening on the airwaves, with few notable highlights.

The set mostly comprises of recent albums Holy Fuck and LP, with the tracks Lovely Allen and Super Inuit providing notable highlights.

Longform.org is a major source for those can't-stop-reading-till-the-end stories; notable highlights from this and last week include John Koblin's Deadspin piece on ESPN columnist and possible scammer Sarah Phillips, and expert hacker-explainer David Kushner's piece in GQ about Chris Chaney, The Man Who Hacked Hollywood.

If there was ever common ground to be found between a 1928 novella that involves, among many other notable highlights, a character masturbating with bull's testicles, and the child star of such hit films as Curly Top, then She Monkeys is probably as close as you can get.

As one of the game's perennial wanderers he never became indelibly associated with any one club, though his heroic contribution to the progress of his first employer, Orient, to the last four of the FA Cup in 1978, and his captaincy of Brighton in the 1983 final against Manchester United, were notable highlights.

There is a notable highlighting of certain negative connotations of L&D, such as that, in contrast to resilience or vulnerability, it limits the long-term perspective, or limits capabilities of prevention.