Sentence examples for notable life from inspiring English sources
There were five of them, including "Dance Tonight," a naïvely sweet call for fun, with Mr. McCartney's mandolin strumming as the through line; "Nod Your Head," a slow, chugging rock song; and "That Was Me," full of spry astonishment at looking back on a strange and notable life.
His father may have been a low-ranking samurai, which would have promised Bashō a career in the military, but not much chance of a notable life.
Let's also note that it details a number of notable life changes, including testosterone injections, a mother's death, and a longed-for infant's birth.
Crawfish Frogs exhibit a notable life history/natural history pattern from the perspective of disease transmission and the broader issue of epidemiology.
But a most notable night life choice is the Red Lion, which is an iconic Vail bar that goes back to the village's earliest days.
The writer Sarah Lowndes, whose book Social Sculpture is a chronicle of Glasgow's rise to prominence, has linked the city's artistic culture to its notable night life – she draws a line from postwar dancehalls to rave culture to the thriving independent music scene.
Much more than this bureaucratic milestone makes Hubbard's a notable scientific life, however.
Investigation of this Ni2P nanobelts as supercapacitor materials in 2M KOH electrolyte display a high specific capacity ranging from 1074 F g−1 at 0.625 A g−1 to 554 F g−1 at 25 A g−1, and notable cycling life with 86.7% retention after 3000 cycles at 10 A g−1.
Not only Irish mythology, but also notable real-life Irish figures are alluded to throughout the text.
As a (I presume) somewhat-fictionalized version of a notable true-life event in baseball, Moneyball is undoubtedly a success.
Notable real-life incidents involving the non-lethal ilk include an exploding cigar purportedly given by Ulysses S. Grant to an acquaintance and a dust-up between Turkish military officers and Ernest Hemingway after he pranked one of them with an exploding cigar.
