Sentence examples for place of note from inspiring English sources

"The terrorist ideal to get attention no longer relies on an attack being in a place of note.

Steve White, the Police Federation chair, told the Guardian last month: "The terrorist ideal to get attention no longer relies on an attack being in a place of note.

In a city where relentless small-caliber gunfire has reduced just about every monument, library and place of note to a pile of sun-bleached concrete block, Radio Mogadishu may be one of the last surviving repositories of Somali history.

In place of notes he offered movement phrases, then spliced and rearranged them; it was one of the shortest, best composition classes I've seen.

What other mathematical places of note can you locate?

Even less kitschy places of note, like a house where Hank Williams is said to have lived, have been torn down -- all victims of Nashville's march toward modernity.

8 p.m. 3) CATERED CONSUMPTION Like many places of note in the city, Enak KL (Starhill Gallery, 181 Jalan Bukit Bintang; 60-3-2141-8973; www.enakkl.comalls in a mall.

Starting at the house where the blues singer Ma Rainey lived, the nine-mile trail winds through the city stopping at 30 places of note, including the Liberty Cultural Theater, recently restored, where Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway performed, and Spencer High School, the town's first high school for African-Americans.

Places of note located in Mankato include the Land of Memories Park, a popular destination for outdoor recreational activities, Minneopa State Park, River Hills Mall, Hubbard House and Franklin Rogers Park, which is home to the local baseball teams.

Users visiting Foursquare.com  from a computer or a tablet (through the magic of HTML5) will now see a Google map of emblazoned with Icons for all the places of note around them, populated by explore data.

Though some places of note remain – the infamous LGBT-friendly area known as "The Triangle" and its countless bars, for example – one cornerstone of Bournemouth arts culture, the venue Sixty Million Postcards, has been turned to picture-perfect ruin.