Sentence examples for notably dear from inspiring English sources
First, though, Hal has to fight the usual demons (notably dear old dead Dad) to become the champion he was chosen to be, a task impeded by lame jokes; evocations of better movies (the 1970s "Superman" included); an ugly-bruise palette of black, green and purple; and a formulaic script that mechanically switches among story threads as TV shows often do.
Jerome Kilty, an actor and playwright known for writing epistolary dramas — most notably "Dear Liar," his adaptation of 40 years of amorous correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and one of the London theater's most temperamental actresses — died on Sept. 6 in Norwalk, Conn.
This would retain features that defenders of the present system hold dear: notably the strong geographic link between MPs and their constituents, and the ability (at least sometimes) to form majority single party governments.
Notably, this includes his dear friend and Ghibli colour designer, Michiyo Yasuda.
Later editions, notably those of 1954 (Dearest Father. Stories and Other Writings), included text, translated by Eithne Wilkins and Ernst Kaiser, which had been deleted by earlier publishers.
Commissioners can also be expected to welcome, celebrate and support those policing activities the public hold most dear and want more of: notably, community policing.
Most notably, Richard Thompson himself sings and plays guitar on "Dear Mary," the album's opening track, reuniting with his former wife for the first time in two decades.
Yes, but Mr Tellez's strategy carries dangers, notably of a backlash against the bringers of dearer oil.
