Sentence examples for notable thread from inspiring English sources

Six of the 13 players suspended Monday by Major League Baseball shared one notable thread: they either played or were on track to play in New York.

One notable thread in international commentary about France has been the critical scrutiny of its unique brand of secularism: the philosophy of laïcité.

Some solutions, including ConceptShare, Cage and Notable, support discussion threads associated with the annotations.

Notable inclusions are threads referring to "A2DP" and "HeadphoneBT", hints that Bluetooth wireless stereo headphones will be supported with the next version, mentions of remote controls, real GPS tracking, and YouTube plug-ins for Safari.

For the cellular AVIs it was also notable that the outer regions of the thread structure of the AVI residing in the central vacuole in the adaxial cells were more loosely distributed than in the central region of the AVI.

A plate of black pudding and colcannon (£6.95) was notable for its attention to detail: mash threaded with al dente kale, a perfect fried egg on top, that had been fried in butter.

They were usually decorated with light-coloured threads on a dark, usually blue, ground (familiar from the Egyptian 18th dynasty), but a notable variation was displayed in pieces decorated with dark purple threads on a white ground.

There have been some outstanding comments in the thread today which go into considerable detail and length, notable mentions from regulars SteB1 and Matthew2012.

We're looking to feature some notable characters who are particularly active in the world news comment threads (we've already met a host of Guardian Cif commenters in our Below the Line series).

It's notable that a Google employee actually points out the heavy-handedness of the memo on the thread, mentioning that this would look bad for Google if leaked to the San Francisco Chronicle or Valleywag.

(One notable exception was David Emery, a French lighting designer, who showed fixtures made with fiber optic threads cascading from wood boxes).