Sentence examples for notable of all from inspiring English sources

Most notable of all, the team found a large metal oarlock a foot long.

Most notable of all, the Department for Communities and Local Government will have its budget sliced by two-thirds.

Most notable of all, however, was her performance in Carol Morley's film Dreams Of A Life; Ashton was nominated for a British Independent Film Award for her portrayal of Joyce Vincent, a woman whose lonely death went unnoticed for three years.

Most notable of all is cash-rich Microsoft until this year a typical tech company that shunned big payouts.

But they are perhaps most notable of all because they will be the first time that Facebook is introducing "algorithmic" sorting to Workplace.

Perhaps most notable of all was Deezer's attempt to IPO in 2015, which it had to postpone indefinitely after reportedly failing to generate enough investor interest during a roadshow.

Scientists, politicians, clergymen, and notables of all kinds read and discussed the book, defending or deriding Darwin's ideas.

There are, after all, lots of notable people of all ages.

There are notable similarities, of all things, to the abortion issue.

But the most notable deal of all came notoriously late in the day, when Dimitar Berbatov moved to Manchester United.

It's also notable that of all the comedy nominees, only Allison Janney's Mom is what you'd class as a traditional sitcom.