Sentence examples for one more notable from inspiring English sources

One more notable wine worth serious consideration was the 2009 Domaine Romaneaux-Destezet, which offered complex floral, mineral and olive flavors blessedly unaffected by oak.

Brooklyn has one more notable performance venue, and the programmers of ISSUE, among the most imaginative in New York, are poised to take advantage of it.

With the death of John Rodda at the age of 78, the Guardian is the poorer for the loss of one more notable journalist who bridged its expansion from Manchester to the newspaper of today.

But there's one more notable offering worthy of mention … Paul Constable pointed us towards Chesterfield v Grimsby on 27 March 2004, when 4,444 fans turned up at Saltergate to see a … 4-4 draw.

One more notable bonus of using EPD technique is that the wires are selectively coated.

Michel Auclair, who played Professor Flostre (the Paris intellectual that the bookish Jo admires), had just one more notable English-language movie role, as a police inspector in 1973's hit thriller "The Day of the Jackal".

One of the more notable ones occurred in January, when Mr. Bush delivered a speech about his economic plan at a St . Louistrucking company.

There are several other cytosine modifications that participate in DNA methylation and demethylation events; one of the more notable ones is 5-hydroxymethyl cytosine (5-HmC), which is generated by the Ten-eleven translocation complex of enzymes.

One of the more notable features on-board is the Alert Slider.

Spotify is one of the more notable names on this lineup, having only expanded into video earlier this year.

In one of his more notable opinions on the issue, Scalia argued in Edwards v. Aguillard that the constitutional clause shouldn't be used to forbid legislators from acting "upon their religious convictions".