Sentence examples for notable use of from inspiring English sources

A notable use of the Moog was in Alwin Nikolais's television ballet The Relay.

Timmy's line appears to have been the first notable use of "double dip" to mean dipping a chip twice.

The movie made notable use of Miami locales, especially the Fontainebleau hotel, where Sinatra performed as a singer at night after filming during the day.

The 19th-century painter Vincent van Gogh made notable use of impastos, building up and defining the forms in his paintings with thick, nervous dabs of paint.

It played to packed houses (in Swedish), partly because of his fame and partly because of its notable use of "deep focus" on stage, creating a fluent, cinematic pace.

Another notable use of dummies was in the elaborate simulation of an entire army in England prior to the Normandy invasion in an effort to confuse the Germans about where the invasion force would land.

One of the more notable uses of this meaning is found in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

One of the most notable uses of songs from the album was when "This Time Tomorrow", "Strangers", and "Powerman" were featured in the 2007 Wes Anderson film The Darjeeling Limited; these tracks were later included on the accompanying soundtrack album.

Notable uses of the weapon occurred in the Voyager episode "Barge of the Dead"in which Tuvok uses a bat'leth to teach B'Elanna Torres about her Klingon heritage, and in the Deep Space Nine episode "Tacking into the Wind" in which Worf kills the leader of the Klingon High Council, Gowron in a bat'leth duel to give the Klingon Chancellorship to General Martok.

With a few notable exceptions, use of neurobiological evidence in courtrooms "continues to be haphazard, ad hoc, and often ill conceived," she and her colleagues write.

What seemed notable was his use of the word "exaggerated".