Sentence examples for notably terrific from inspiring English sources
There are many factors to the Mets' recent success, most notably terrific pitching, as well as the concurrent productivity of Jason Bay and Angel Pagan, but Reyes is once again the catalyst.
Valenti has been with a number of terrific restaurants, notably Alison on Dominick, so he's used to adulation for his robust yet lovely way with classic food.
The one covering art's role as a protective medium has some terrific things, notably a three-eyed mask from Ivory Coast bristling with leopard teeth and shotgun shells.
A series of terrific singles, notably "You!
The Graham Nash-like figure of Davis was to the fore in the terrific newer material, notably the mid-tempo, harmonically rich "Long Dark River", into which a lifetime's experience seemed to have been poured.
It was a terrific book, but a notably apolitical one.
There are fantasies, memories, philosophy and some terrific set pieces, most notably the wealthy teenagers' parties that Metin observes and tries to join, an effort that unleashes a desperate and reckless side of his nature.
Although the U.S. Treasury has done a terrific job interdicting terror financing, Arab Gulf states, notably Saudi Arabia, continue to be a source of "charitable donations" to ISIS and its progeny.
"Unfortunately Glamorgan's bowlers performed indifferently but the batsmen - notably Wallace - almost made up for that with a terrific run chase".
Most notably, there's the ravishing interpretation of Rodgers's score (from Don Walker's 1943 orchestrations) by Rob Fisher's terrific Coffee Club Orchestra.
