Sentence examples for notable the first from inspiring English sources

It was the absence of rancor that seemed most notable — the first faint sign of hope in an often-contentious 10-week standoff.

Still more notable, the first alert to the police in Norfolk, the largely rural county where Attleborough is located, came in a telephone call from a 21-year-old student in Montreal, more than 3,200 miles away, after he read the posting threatening the school attack while eating his breakfast in a university dormitory.

The check-list of achievement has been notable since the first year of his nine-season reign.

Notable in the first group are the pictures the soon-to-be Dame Laura painted in Baltimore in 1927.

It was notable that the first policy area mentioned in his victory speech yesterday was the environment.

It's notable that the first area where netbook sales began falling was the US market, where the iPad first had its big success.

Twentieth Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, (Feb. 14 25, 1956), event notable as the first stage of First Secretary Nikita S. Khrushchev's program to repudiate Stalinism in the Soviet Union.

In a notable example, the first edition of "Hansel and Gretel" has the mother and the father deciding together to abandon the children in the woods.

Particularly notable is the first British performance for Michael Finnissy's reimagining of the song cycle using words by Hans Christian Andersen brought to life by Mark Knoop and Juliet Fraser.

When Neil Armstrong joined Nasa's astronaut corps in 1962 he was just another of the "New Nine", perhaps notable as the first civilian astronaut.

Yahoo's Q3 earnings call was notable as the first for Mayer in the CEO chair.