Sentence examples for notable one of from inspiring English sources
Sensible advice came from owaingr: "Can we not have a convention where, unless there's a good reason to think otherwise, the city named is the most notable one of that name?
Indeed, its architect, William Rouse, gave the building a particularly notable one of copper, which has a higher initial cost than galvanized iron but does not need regular painting.
Schefferus considered U 922 to be the most notable one of these stones and he regretted that parts were under the pillar and that it could thus not be read entirely.
One notable one is, of course, "light".
A well loved and respected member of the art community, he gave many notable one man shows of New York artists.
His Political and Business Career a Notable One -- Was Also Author of Several Works.
The most notable one left a path of damage one-half mile wide, severely damaging a house.
But the most notable one was the $45 billion buyout of TXU.
(It's notable that one of its authors, Tom Steinberg, has been advising the party on IT policy).
A handful of playful, rapid-fire questions inspired some notable one-liners and, of course, a few shots at Donald Trump.
Lincoln Park Zoo is notable as one of the few remaining zoos with free admission.
