Sentence examples for notable month from inspiring English sources

An especially notable month for him was May 1939, when, in Bucharest, against Romania, he was made captain of the England team, the youngest ever at the age of 22. England won 2-0.

On that notable September in 1965, hundreds of Filipino workers poured into the Community Hall — usually used for card games and pig roasts — and voted to strike.

As well as the Spielberg, notable January releases include Steve McQueen's Shame, starring Michael Fassbender as a sex addict in New York, with Carey Mulligan putting in a ferocious performance as his troubled sister.

What a fascinating coincidence that once again almost all (52 of 55) of the nonfiction books of 2009 that your editors deemed notable (Dec. 6) were published by large New York presses.

Most notable: December 23rd set the new record for total number of widget installs in a single day, with 900,000 widgets installed across all of the service's supported blogs and social networks.

It's not because of the Yanks' notable October failures in recent seasons, and it's not because we've won so often (10 AL pennants and seven World Series titles since I started following them as a wee lad in '77) that I've become jaded.

"Notable this month is the uptick in remortgage activity among homeowners, perhaps reflecting an increased desire to lock into competitively priced mortgage deals in advance of any rise in rates.

The wide gap between "GMA" and "Today" is all the more notable because September was "GMA's" first month without Robin Roberts, the co-host who is on medical leave for treatment of M.D.S., a rare blood and bone marrow disorder.

It's also notable that May doesn't have kids.

The blessing of the fleet by the bishop of Bathurst is a notable annual (July) event.

Regarding "Legacies of Notable Lives" (Dec. 28): In your stirring tribute, you omitted Lee S. Kreindler of Chappaqua, who died early in 2003 at age 78.