Sentence examples for notable session from inspiring English sources

In a notable session this fall, an hour north of the city, in a wooded area that climbers call the Master Bedroom, Ashima ticked off a series of difficult problems: a V11 called Reckless, a V12 called Wetness to Fatness, and a V14 called Nuclear War, which, in the nine years since it was first climbed, had turned back all attempts until hers.

Other notable session performances include Michael Jackson's "Beat It", two tracks from the Lionel Richie album Can't Slow Down, and the Richard Marx album Repeat Offender.

He held a long-time collaboration with jazz guitarist Larry Carlton that produced a Grammy-winning live album, and he was a member of the jazz fusion band Los Lobotomys, a collaboration of notable session musicians.

By the time he began his studies at the University of Birmingham, in 1990, he was playing with a locally notable combo, The Session Blues Band.

It is notable that the session reconstruction algorithm does not have the signature of all actions; the signature for an action is extracted once an action is evaluated for the first time.

In 2008, teams were allowed to practice two hours per week between September 15 and October 17 under what is known as the "Offseason Workout Rule," and at least four notable public "practice" session (by Illinois, Kentucky, Marshall and West Virginia) were held during these weekly practices before daily practices were permitted.

"What's notable about the Sessions statement is what it doesn't say," Kleiman told me.

Symptom improvement was notable after 21 sessions, and the gain was also maintained at 1 and 6 months follow-up appointments [ 24].

Successful attendance-building strategies include improving the understanding of attendance patterns, educational needs and preferences, the scheduling of notable or timely sessions, increasing attendance by residents and researchers, and increasing publicity[ 9].

Secretary Powell visited China this summer, and while there was modest tension over sanctions that Washington imposed against a Chinese company for weapons proliferation, the session was notable for an improved mood.

It was a notable moment in a session that marked a new stage in Mrs. Clinton's gradual emergence as the unguarded candidate: A full-fledged interview, in front of a paying audience, albeit in what for Mrs. Clinton should be friendly territory, Manhattan's Upper East Side.