Sentence examples for notable someone from inspiring English sources

Remembering that Wikipedia is an Internet creation, to prove you are notable, someone on the Internet (that isn't you) needs to back it up.

It was the first to be designed for the iPad, it had the blessing of Steve Jobs himself (quite notable for someone who usually loathed the news sector), and it had the backing of the deep-pocketed News Corporation conglomerate.

The president did not, however, mention terror or guns ― notable for someone who frequently criticized Democrats for refusing to use the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism".

(With the notable exception of someone going "back in my box").

The MP Michael Fabricant was included in a list of "notable DJs" while someone altered, then altered back, the spelling of 'Dalek' to Darlek.

"I get called in when someone notable is dying and will follow through all the way," he said, adding: "People look to celebrities to see how do they grieve.

While I doubt any psychologist will prescribe a few hours of Facebook every night, I hope this does give passive users pause: you could be making a real and notable difference in someone's life if you'd just stop watching that damn Kenzo dance video over and over again in bed.

We know it's someone notable, we just don't know who.

The online encyclopedia relies on citations to determine whether someone is sufficiently notable to merit an entry.

Here are some notable choices for that certain someone on St . Valentines Day.

MICHELLE DELAMOR -- Sang "Fallin'" by Alicia Keys, which shows a notable lack of imagination for someone who should be trying to stand out.