Sentence examples for noteworthy days from inspiring English sources

Williams, quirky, comical and uncommonly blunt, is fast becoming a compelling personality in the final noteworthy days of the N.C.A.A. tournament.

A translated collection of his political writings, "On the State of Egypt: A Novelist's Provocative Reflections," has been published by the American University in Cairo Press, with an introduction reflecting on 18 noteworthy days of Egyptian history.

Thursday after a two-day adventure in the Dominican Republic and initiated the longest and most noteworthy day in spring training.

Saturday is not a particularly noteworthy day in my life; no birthdays or anniversaries to commemorate, no real attached significance at all.

The first two months of 2015 for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) have been perhaps the most noteworthy 60 days in the history of the 22-year promotion.

Austerity had no place in his work and life, so making a pilgrimage to his museum feels particularly noteworthy these days.

"It's another sign of our woefully inadequate attention spans and the degree to which we make something terribly important and noteworthy for 2.5 days, and then forget all about it as soon as the next thing comes along," she said.

Noteworthy, after 30 days all mice of the cisplatin group and all animals of the 50 and 25 mg/kg groups (complex 1 and 2, respectively) displayed clear signs of side effects like hair loss, apathy up to death (data not shown).

Noteworthy just three days after the first REAC TO-B session the upper dermis presented numerous fibroblasts surrounded by extracellular matrix and few mononuclear inflammatory cells, whereas the epidermis appeared hyperplasic.

Wilson believed that Parsons was "the one single individual who contributed the most to rocket science", describing him as being "very strange, very brilliant, very funny, [and] very tormented", and considering it noteworthy that the day of Parsons' birth was the predicted beginning of the apocalypse advocated by Charles Taze Russell, the founder of the Jehovah's Witness movement.

Rivera answered every question politely, trying to understand why his extraordinary success makes his rare bad days so noteworthy.