It is only since World War II that notable change has occurred in the ethnic pattern.
Mr. Prentice acknowledged that notable deals here had gotten "very competitive and really expensive," which has prompted Atomico to pass.
The Postal Service has decided that notable Americans can be commemorated on stamps five years after their deaths rather than waiting ten years.
She regarded overturning such preconceptions as a patriotic duty, and was proud of the fact that notable European winemakers were investing in the region.
On that notable September in 1965, hundreds of Filipino workers poured into the Community Hall — usually used for card games and pig roasts — and voted to strike.
What's more, that notable mileage was reached by a charging-rhino S.U.V., the Cayenne, that usually ranks among the most greedily consumptive Porsches.
Such organizations, said Mr. Bentel, the Locust Valley architect, with the support of groups, like Splia, dedicated to any kind of heritage, whether modern or old, hold out some promise that notable modern architecture will be appreciated and preserved.
Not the special effects and undies on the outside bit, but that notable amounts of his CV are now comprised of unoriginal concepts: more modest franchises than Batman or Superman but franchises nevertheless.
In a Broadway season sadly deficient, at this late juncture, in impressive leading performances from women (not that notable women's roles have been thick on the ground), Ms. Taylor's lively, funny, humane Ann Richards looks mighty formidable, despite the unshaded if colorful writing and the slack direction of Benjamin Endsley Klein.
Our results show that notable land reshaping occurred in the vicinity of the city of Rome, which can be attributed to human-induced land cover changes.
It is furthermore observed that notable strains are achieved at stress levels even far beyond the quasi-statically determined blocking force.
