Sentence examples for proved notable from inspiring English sources
The Scottish Cup replay at Celtic Park proved notable after three red cards for Rangers players and a touchline bust-up between Lennon and McCoist, the visiting club's assistant manager.
In addition to Mr. Wedow's debut with the orchestra, this "Messiah" proved notable for the Philharmonic debuts of two gifted young singers, the soprano Layla Claire and the countertenor Tim Mead.
A number of literary biographies proved notable, including Adam Begley's Updike; Robert M. Dowling's Eugene O'Neill: A Life in Four Acts; and drama critic John Lahr's Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh.
However, Italy also proved notable by lagging behind with a decline of 8percentt.
A14 Shuttle Report to Be Released The report of the board investigating the loss of the space shuttle Columbia, which is due to be released this morning, may prove notable for findings about management failings at NASA.
That, too, proved a notable success, and for the following couple of decades he was associated primarily with the big display concertos, especially those of Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky.
Car Share featuring Peter Kay proved a notable recent hit on BBC1 in a 9.30pm slot, but only after being road-tested exclusively on iPlayer first.
A televised victory against Tottenham Hotspur in snowy conditions proved particularly notable, becoming known as the Ballet on Ice.
But, as it became ever clearer that Mr Berlusconi's government was delivering nothing worthwhile to business (his own television firm proving a notable exception), party loyalty stopped Confindustria pointing this out in public.
What was thrown towards him from the galleries, while notable, proved sporadic.
Elaydi and Hájek introduced the concept of exponential trichotomy for linear and nonlinear differential systems and proved a number of notable properties in these cases (see [1, 2]).
