Sentence examples for notable on the from inspiring English sources

NEW ORLEANS Kansasas won the "other game" Saturday, the second N.C.A.A. tournament national semifinal, a contest most notable on the surface for what it lacked: even one team from the Bluegrass State.

Below are clips — warning, foul language ahead — from the show's most prominent, and notorious, callers: Legend is an Alabama fan who became notable on the show for claiming that he spent time in prison for murder.

Cech made several clutch saves down the stretch, the most notable on the substitute Aleksandr Hleb moments after Bojan Krkic put a header from point-blank range over the crossbar.

Also notable on the program was the United States premiere of Michael Berkeley's Chamber Symphony (1980), a work that Mr. Berkeley's program note suggests was inspired by the perilous state of the world.

Such features are especially notable on the island of Hong Kong, in southern Brazil, in parts of India and Australia, and in the St . FrancoisMountain region of Missouri in the United States.

Also notable on the smaller stages, Tom Ze closed his strong set by using a welding torch as an instrument and light show; and the blind Malian couple Amadou and Mariam had the crowd singing along in French to their sweet, upbeat, Cuban-influenced brand of African blues.

The absence of Incognito, a left guard, was particularly notable on one of the key plays of the game.

Rapid virological response is the most notable on-treatment response factor that is predictive of treatment success in elderly patients.

The Levy-White apartment in Manhattan was filled with museum-quality pieces: the front door opened onto a hallway lined with Roman busts — emperors on one side and now anonymous notables on the other.

This combination is most notable on Crisis, the album's highpoint, and an apology to the world for the torture of Guantánamo inmates.

Notables on the committee have to talk to the people they presume to serve.