Sentence examples for notable occurrences from inspiring English sources

Notable occurrences include the Kāthiāwār Peninsula, India.

Notable occurrences are at Daşkäsän, in the lesser Caucasus, Azerbaijan; Tunaberg, Swed.; and Rājasthān, India.

Notable occurrences are at Cavnic in Romania and at Butte, Mont., and Leadville, Colo., in the United States.

Notable occurrences are at Nizhny Tagil, Siberia; Chessy, France; Tsumeb, Namibia; and Bisbee, Ariz., U.S. Malachite has been used as an ornamental stone and as a gemstone.

Oligoclase, the most common plagioclase, occurs in granite, diorite, and other felsic igneous rocks and in some metamorphic rocks; notable occurrences are at Aust-Agder, Norway, and Fine, N.Y., United States.

Being recalled to the Scotland squad and some outstanding performances in Europe have been the other notable occurrences in a season that has deservedly seen Gordon acclaimed again.

"We're in Brighton," she announces, or "I've just been smoking a fag," as if that were a notable occurrence.

"With nearly three million Muslims living in Britain, the observance of Ramadan here is not generally a notable occurrence," Sam Borden wrote in The New York Times.

Apple disabling a flagship feature in the new version of its mobile OS just prior to launch is a notable occurrence: the aforementioned glitch in an otherwise slickly orchestrated launch.

As a mineral, monetite was first described in 1882 in rock-phosphate deposits from the Moneta (now Monito) Island (archipelago of Puerto Rico), which contains a notable occurrence (Shepard 1882).

Our study showed that natural orpiment was used in Set A and the artificial pigment (with one notable occurrence of natural orpiment) in Set B. Additionally, a characteristic distribution for the co-occurrence of specific blue pigments with natural orpiment or the artificial arsenic sulfide to obtain a green color was seen for each print set.