Sentence examples for ones notably from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the decade, clubs with a late-night-drinking license became hangouts for established stars and launching pads for new ones, notably the Bag O'Nails (on the edge of Soho near the new tourist mecca, Carnaby Street) and the Scotch of St. James in Mayfair, where newly arrived American guitarist Jimi Hendrix made a couple of legendary appearances.

First through his hotels, then through his railroads and the land purchases that accompanied them, he transformed the tiny existing towns on the Atlantic Coast and created new ones, notably Palm Beach and Miami; he played a central role in fostering both tourism and agriculture and crowned his career by pushing the Florida East Coast Railway across the water to Key West.

But there have also been some very successful ones, notably in information technology.

The "lucky" ones, notably health and international development, will see their budgets just about keep pace with inflation.

Big emerging economies are growing briskly, but in many rich ones, notably in Europe, the recovery is fragile.

Currently, there is much concern about how to make a transition away from environmentally unsustainable activities to sustainable ones, notably in agriculture, energy and transport sectors.

The French philosopher Emmanuel Faye picks up on one notably insidious term in the new publications: We know that [Heidegger] speaks in his "Black Notebooks" of the "worldlessness" of Judaism….

The lava level exhibited frequent fluctuations, with one notably abrupt drop on May 10, followed by a recovery in level by early June.

One notably hilarious (or sad, depending on your point of view) video shows a "Captain_Krankor," or taHjaj wo,' seen posing in random photos, including one where he is holding a dolphin.

(One notably ungallant photograph, taken at Arlington, focussed on a drip at the end of the Prime Ministerial nose).

Doing one, notably, doesn't exclude doing others.