Sentence examples for something of note from inspiring English sources

When these attack units find something of note, the press teams approach newspapers to offer their discoveries as a story.

There's something of note in just about every booth, no matter what the first impression may be.

Such intransigence fulfils admirably a subject's side of the bargain: to provide something of note from the meeting.

LOS ANGELES — Long streaks have not been kind to the punchless Mets on this trip, but Saturday will be the second anniversary since something of note happened.

The tap dancers of Estonia: I wish them well, but until they do something of note I don't need to read about them.

In almost every one of Far Lands or Bust's three hundred or so episodes, each of which lasts for around thirty-five Macutencounterscountersomethingng of note.

Something interesting of note is that if you look at a canning recipe from the 1930s or 40s, you didn't have to add anything to it; those tomatoes had a very high acid content.

Or are we underestimating you, and you've achieved something of real note in your athletic life?

The piece ends with something of a note of warning, echoing 3LAU's concerns about the likely increase of corporate involvement down the line and the "encroachment" it can entail; read the whole thing here.

Something to note, all of these screenshots are coming from the handy "screencast" tool within the MyGlass app.

The gag went down well in the hall but, for at least one national newspaper website, there was something else worthy of note.