Sentence examples for notably appears from inspiring English sources

Rich Silverstein tackles six characters, but most notably appears as a young and chipper Sir Henry, who apologizes for his lack of a Canadian accent.

In all, the device is a bit like Google's take on the iPhone XR, though it notably appears to have roughly the same rear-facing camera configuration as its more expensive siblings.

His portrait has continued to appear on US postage and currency, and most notably appears on the modern $10 bill.

In addition to perturbed amino acids, a secondary effect notably appears at high ammonia levels in which metabolic regions related to folate metabolism are significantly affected.

At even higher Al3+ contents a new NMR line at 81 ppm emerges, which notably appears in La- and Zr-deficient LLZO samples.

The current Zaza, the two-time Olivier Award winner Roger Allam, has done musicals before, notably appearing as the very first Javert a quarter-century ago in "Les Misérables," back in the days when he was a mainstay of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

In auction parlance, this is called celebrity provenance, meaning someone famous once owned or notably appeared with the vehicle — and it has been known to incite bidders to irrational exuberance.

Hurt continued to act onstage in England, notably appearing as Romeo in a 1973 production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and as Dada founder Tristan Tzara in Tom Stoppard's Travesties (1974).

Sicile-Kira has long been in the public eye, most notably appearing in an award-winning 2007 episode of MTV's True Life, "I Have Autism".

To do so, he reviewed some 22,000 contact sheets and commissioned the printing of selected photographs, which notably appear for the first time in the show.

The singer had spent his youth as an actor, most notably appearing alongside the late Philip Seymour Hoffman in the off-Broadway production Shopping and Fucking.