Sentence examples for noteworthy appearance from inspiring English sources

One noteworthy appearance in television history was as the only client of the defence lawyer Perry Mason ever to be convicted in the 60s series.

Streep, who plays women's rights activist Emmeline Pankhurst in a brief but noteworthy appearance, was clearer when asked by Clarke which "single thing" she would change in the film industry to make it less sexist.

She made a noteworthy appearance at the 1998 Grammy Awards, substituting at the last minute for the ailing Luciano Pavarotti by singing a Puccini aria, "Nessun dorma," to overwhelming effect.

First launched at the end of 2016 in France, Table.Video made a noteworthy appearance at the Basel edition of Design Miami earlier this month, where the slick, technological piece of furniture was used to display Couleur Additive Permutable Prismat and Couleur Additive Permutable Kuadrat, two hypnotic pieces of video art by legendary Franco-Venezuelan artist Carlos Carlosiez.

Between her fashion-filled press tour for "Django Unchained" earlier this year, her grand slams at the Oscars and Golden Globes and her noteworthy appearances at the Met Gala and CFDA Awards, Kerry has proven herself to be one of the best-dressed women in all of Hollywood.

It is noteworthy that appearance of the hypophosphorylated merlin in pRb-expressing osteoblasts at 14 dbc coincided with the decreased BrdU incorporation seen in these cells at this time point (Fig. 1E).

Noteworthy, the appearance of cleaved caspase-3 and175 associatedateDEVD-asese activity were found increased in BV6-treated microglia cells.

Despite these racial restrictions, the brothers' brief but noteworthy film appearances brought them worldwide celebrity and gave them star billing wherever they traveled.

Although the racial prejudice characteristic of the era kept black performers from being cast in major roles in mainstream features, the brothers' brief but noteworthy film appearances brought them worldwide celebrity and gave them star billing wherever they traveled.

Despite his heavy TV workload, he still found ample time for his first love, the theatre; his more noteworthy stage appearances of the 1980s included his star turn in the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1983 revival of Cyrano de Bergerac and his Tony Award-winterpretationetatiof of Benedick in the RSC's staging of Much Ado About Nothing (1984).

It is noteworthy that the appearance of collision itself does not compromise the hashed representation as collision-free hashing is impossible in principle.