Sentence examples for notable societies from inspiring English sources

Notable societies: Large range of sports clubs.

Notable societies: Tons of scope to create new ones of your own to fit your interests.

Notable societies: Well-established student newspaper, The Demon, that any student can get involved in.

Notable societies: Not a huge range, but plenty of scope to start your own.

Notable societies: Spotlight Theatre drama group puts on shows by well-known playwrights and presents original material from its members.

Notable societies: A lively debating group and law society, but plenty of scope to start something new.

Ms. Donnelly notices 40 notable society names among the guests, including the owner of the New England Patriots football team and a well-known Chicago financier.

Beloved father and grandfather, notable society figure, entrepreneur, civic leader and San Francisco legend, John Traina attended Grant School, Lowell High School, graduated from Stanford University '53, and served in the U.S. Army in the Pacific.

Even his date of birth is unclear, and unlike many of his fellow officers, Cooke was never a notable society figure.

This was met with opposition from seven notable conservation societies.

The global campaign of Publish What You Pay, an advocacy for transparency in the extractive sector are notable civil society actions that have amplified the IB and global governance discourse (Publish What You Pay website).