Sentence examples for now notable from inspiring English sources

Debuts that splashy are now notable only for their scarcity.

Later that decade, George Plimpton featured as a God who advises a fired ad man to start up his own business, only for him to go forth and found a religion predicated on selfishness, in A Fool and His Money (1988), a film now notable only for providing an early role for Sandra Bullock, as the ad man's girlfriend.

A one-off that riffs on the film Speed (a man hijacks a car with Mulder in it, insisting that he will die if the car slows down) – Drive is also now notable for being the first time X-Files writer Vince Gilligan spotted Bryan Cranston; he remembered him when he was casting Walter White in Breaking Bad.

Right now, notable customers include Speakeasy and Zendesk, but I could see techies using the service to provide security for their wildly opulent private parties and bars using it to add a couple bouncers after a particularly rowdy Giants game.

The University of Houston has seen many now notable persons pass through its halls.

However, there are now notable differences in the two skinfold thicknesses, with triceps being lower in the Pakistani children but subscapular being the same in Pakistani and white British children.

Despite the politics of Saltzman and Katz, Obama's now famous speech was notable for the absence of the traditional tropes of the antiwar left.

Right now, one notable female presence is the "American Girl in Italy," Ruth Orkin's famous photograph of a young woman surrounded by leering men on a Florence street, a large framed copy of which rests on the mantel.

Now three notable properties of this sort are undergoing capital projects.

Right now three notable exhibitions in the neighborhood pivot around Minimalism, one of modern art's most enduringly popular styles.

The rooms inside Pavilion 1 are now most notable for their peeling paint, rusty cots and the occasional piano.