Sentence examples for recent notable from inspiring English sources

Some argue that recent notable cases involving executive cover-ups have led jurors to believe that corporate malfeasance is common.

An increasing number of players plump quickly for a life of television punditry and some – a recent notable is Gary Neville – are excellent at it; but you can't see it being King's idea of fun.

The Hurt Locker remains the most recent notable exception to the rule: it won six Academy awards in 2010 despite the fact that its $17m box office meant a lot of voters hadn't seen it.

Some recent notable additions to Mr. McCain's finance team are not on the list yet, like Mercer Reynolds, an Ohio businessman who led Mr. Bush's fund-raising in 2004 and had been seen as an important conduit to others from the Bush Pioneer network for Mr. McCain.

The most recent notable example was Joseph J. Ellis, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, who said he had been a platoon leader with the 101st Airborne in Vietnam, when he had actually spent the war teaching military history at West Point.

The movies come from 16 studios and include a few recent notable titles, like "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," and a few old big-name titles, like "Amadeus" and "Chariots of Fire," as well as shows like Ken Burns's "National Parks," for when you have no other way to kill 400 hours.

I asked about some recent notables and whether The Times had them ready in advance.

This is not to say that Mr. Rangel has been unable to achieve some recent and notable victories.

In recent years, notable research efforts have been made for the topic of data aggregation.

In recent years' notable studies have been carried out in the area of chemical diversity from the marine ascidians.

This short review will highlight recent and notable achievements related for the microbial production of aromatic chemicals.