Sentence examples for story notable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Aldean is country's newest arena star, a story notable for his signing to an independent label, Broken Bow Records.
They've calmed down a bit these days though, and the city is now a multicultural success story, notable for its very own Kremlin.
Each contestant, either a housewife or widow, told a story notable for how awful her life circumstances had become.
And if you love the Golden Age of Hollywood you'll want to check out this week's movie milestone, DVD release, sneak peek of Sunday's Classic Hollywood story, notable births and the death of a two-time Oscar-winning actress.
What makes Cann's story notable among the 700 or so bicyclists who are hit and killed in America each year is that San Hamel faces charges in Cann's death.
The barrage of news coming from the White House, with each story notable in its own right, illustrated both an administration prone to crisis and ill-equipped to handle them, whether natural or self-made.
Eudora Welty, whose evocative short stories, notable for their imagery, sharp dialogue and fierce wit, made her a revered figure in contemporary American letters, died yesterday at a hospital near her home in Jackson, Miss.
Longform.org is a major source for those can't-stop-reading-till-the-end stories; notable highlights from this and last week include John Koblin's Deadspin piece on ESPN columnist and possible scammer Sarah Phillips, and expert hacker-explainer David Kushner's piece in GQ about Chris Chaney, The Man Who Hacked Hollywood.
The story is notable for two reasons.
Rather than destroy these rush jobs after her death, as she requested, Murry had them published in two posthumous collections of scant quality (How Pearl Button Was Kidnapped and the unfinished A Married Man's Story being notable exceptions).
His revolutionary activities are spectacular but civilian-friendly: blowing up the Old Bailey (London's central criminal court) and the Houses of Parliament in the middle of the night, while loudspeakers blare the finale of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture".The story is notable for its sturdy Old Hollywood virtues.
