An Arab delegation of notables visited London in August November 1921, demanding that the Balfour Declaration be repudiated and proposing the creation of a national government with a parliament democratically elected by the country's Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
Fascinated by human beings and social psychology and culture, Alexia has been hosting a live radio show based on studio interviews with notable personalities visiting or living in Athens, and offering listeners information on culture, lifestyle, gastronomy, travel, news and survival tips for life in Greece, on the municipal Athens International Radio for seven years.
Once Mrs. Kendal takes Merrick up, other notables pay visits: famous people seeking more of what they already have — fame.
Tisch's connections also make for priceless opportunities: Bill Clinton and Katie Couric, among other megawatt notables, have visited the school.
To learn more about the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as well as other notable African-Americans, visit The Learning Network's Black History Month special (//www.nytimes.com/learning/issues_in_depth/20030116.html).
SOLE RISTORANTE in New Canaan was notable in reviewing visits in 1998 for its food, its stylish decor -- and for the decibel level of a rock concert.
In the late 1940s several organizations, including the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and the Phoenix Art Museum, introduced a notable program of visiting artists and touring exhibits.
The commercials use computer generated imagery to show the company's Prize Patrol — the blazer-wearing team that turns up on the doorsteps of sweepstakes winners with comically oversized checks — visiting notable residents of Sitcomland like Mike Brady, Arnold Jackson and Gilligan.
The first notable place he visited on this journey was Mecca (1201), where he "received a divine commandment" to begin his major work Al-Futūḥāt al-Makkiyyah, which was to be completed much later in Damascus.
