Sentence examples for notch from inspiring English sources

Looking for a petting zoo, some top notch ice-cream or a rural film set?

Somebody has told me that pinot noir in Oregon is top notch … I want to make sure that Japanese wine consumers have an opportunity to partake in our excellent Oregon wine," Obama said, adding that the deal could also benefit Oregon ranchers.

In the next four months alone they're taking part in a relay marathon in Redbridge (east London), a relay from Birmingham to London, attempting to notch up yet more records at the Norway KnarvikMila where times are age-weighted, and they are joining a British team with a total age of 1,000 years at the Toronto Waterfront marathon to challenge a team of Canadian elders over a 5km course.

The famously unfettered Conservative minister Alan Clark refashioned that formula later, putting it up a notch or two in the mendacity league by telling the Matrix Churchill hearing on arms sales to Iraq that in answering parliamentary questions he'd been "economical with the actualité" – an answer honest enough to cause the trial to collapse.

Johnny Russell was brought down by Tony McMahon inside the area deep into the second half and up stepped Martin to notch his ninth league goal of the season.

This notch – the formidable Gemmi Pass – was my first challenge.

Friendlies are expected to be arranged against some top-notch international sides, experience that could be vital for the growing number of young players that Vieira has been introducing to the squad.

The excellent coffee comes from the Brûlerie de Belleville, a top-notch local roaster.

The concept of evidence is not, it seems, on the curriculum at the top-notch schools that educate Britain's leaders.

Top-notch performances give Saving Mr Banks some supercalifragilisticexpialidocius moments.

Education was such a preoccupation, a friend says, that his original plan was to "open a cut-price private school, with top-notch teaching but few frills".