Sentence examples for notably those at from inspiring English sources

Several parish churches, notably those at Kirkdale and Kirk Hammerton near York, preserve pre-Norman interiors.

Greek buildings, notably those at Paestum, are often better preserved in Italy & in Provence than in their homeland.

Many famous orangeries survive, notably those at the gardens of Versailles in France and Kew House, Greater London.

Bookings at a few villages gained from the trend, notably those at European ski resorts, where late bookings pushed overall business up 13.1percentt.

These units, most notably those at the Conversation, the ABC and Politifact, claim that they "help restore faith in the political process".

The state is renowned for its many golf courses, notably those at Pinehurst and Greensboro that have hosted major national and international professional championships.

Thus, current populations will not adapt to the changes induced by global warming over the short timescales, and there will be a substantial delay in the onset of adaptation to yield optimal performance under the new climates, even though some of the existing populations (notably those living at high altitudes) will exhibit better productivity than they do at present.

Often, I find that certain people--notably those at a senior level--are more approachable when I send them a short e-mail request before making contact by phone.

Though some large-scale projects, most notably those aimed at turning around sections of New Rochelle and Yonkers, are still working their way through the cities' approval processes, developers say they are more likely now to delay timetables, tweak proposals to better reflect market conditions and hunker down for a while until the financial storm blows over.

6 Application of point of care D-dimer tests could, therefore, be cost effective not only in primary care patients suspected of venous thromboembolism but also in secondary care outpatients, notably those presenting at emergency departments.

Vessels, such as libation cups with applied prunus sprigs, were copied by European factories in the 18th century, notably by those at Meissen; Chelsea and Bow, Eng.; and Saint-Cloud, France.