Sentence examples for one notable instance from inspiring English sources

In one notable instance, two boat owners got into a fight and fell in the water; as one attempted to climb out, the other fatally shot him in the back of the head.

But it is a veritable avalanche for a company that once (40 years ago) balked at the idea of building even a run of 50 cars; in one notable instance, Enzo Ferrari refused to build more than 25.

But one Congressional official close to Senator Shelby said today that while the report calls for the joint inquiry to present to inspectors general factual findings about a series of events, in at least one notable instance it does not name individuals involved.

Samsung was all about pushing things close to the breaking point this year, and in at least one notable instance, well beyond.

In one notable instance, Bush cynically used the word "victory" 15 times in a single speech to try to fool the public into believing that the war in Iraq could be won.

IT MUST be lonely being on stage these days in New York and, in at least one notable instance, in London, too.

One notable example is Tommy's on 3rd Street.

One notable example came in the second quarter against Washington.

One notable example of this is neurotrauma.

He mentions one particularly notable instance, when he interviewed with Roberts for a summer job after law school.

One highly notable instance in music history is the theft of rock-'n'-roll music, epitomized by Elvis Presley's rise to superstardom on the backs of black artists such as Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry.