Sentence examples for noteworthy figures from inspiring English sources

During his tenure at Life, he photographed Winston Churchill among several other noteworthy figures.

We'll cover not only writers but also other noteworthy figures, whether artist, politician, journalist, business leader, musician or actor.

Plays Commemorating Black History Month (Friday through Sunday) This series, featuring theatrical works that highlight noteworthy figures in black history, continues with "He Who Endures," a play by Bill Harris about Frederick Douglass, the social reformer and abolitionist, at the National Black Theater, 2031 Fifth Avenue, at 125th Street.

Some of its most noteworthy figures were men like Butros al-Bustani and Nasif al-Yaziji, Christian writers and scholars from what is now Lebanon who lived through horrific sectarian carnage, particularly in 1860, with civil war in Lebanon and a massacre of Christians in neighboring Damascus.

While we ponder that one, here are some other noteworthy figures from the past eight years 100 Best lists, in no particular numeric order: Double Win The only novelist to have won more than once is Roberto Bolaño: in 2007 for "The Savage Detectives" and in 2008 for "2666," both of them posthumous wins for the Chilean author.

But the coveted blue checkmark is still hard to achieve for many noteworthy figures, and critics claimed that verifying a known white supremacist isn't something that's in the public interest.

(That night's guest was another noteworthy figure with whom the host had had an on-and-off comic feud: Oprah Winfrey).

The singer Slim Whitman, who has died aged 90, was a noteworthy figure in country music, since, although he was hugely popular outside the US, for most of his career he was almost forgotten in his own country.

In the process it created an amalgam of East and West that found its expression in the life and works of the 19th-century Bengali elite and its most noteworthy figure, the poet and mystic Rabindranath Tagore.

Written by Rudolph Fisher, a Brown graduate, radiologist and hospital superintendent whose novels, "The Walls of Jericho" and "The Conjure Man," made him a noteworthy figure in the Harlem Renaissance before he died at 37, this adaptation was first produced posthumously in 1936 by the Federal Theater Project at the Lafayette Theater in Harlem.

The Democratic senator is the first noteworthy figure in Congress to call for an investigation into the phone-hacking scandal, which on Sunday resulted in the closure of the 168-year-old News of the World, after the paper was accused of hacking into the phones of murdered teenager Milly Dowler and the families of British soldiers killed in action, as well as celebrities and politicians.