Sentence examples for three notably from inspiring English sources

The succession of 1955, '56 and '57 Chevrolets -- three notably different twists on the same basic car -- may be the quintessential example of Detroit's annual model changes.

Performed at Danspace Project on Thursday night, "Winning You With Words" places three notably tall dancers — Julia Burrer, Ted Johnson and Karl Rogers — within a setting of fluffy pillows (used both for sleeping and smothering), stiff and rubbery movement, and scenery and costumes by Joanna Seitz that evoke a barren Southern parlor.

Except, that is, for one notably new exception.

Of her six tournaments this year she has won five, notably the Nabisco Championship last weekend, when she won by 10 shots.

At least two have severe shortcomings in their judicial systems; another one or two, notably Poland, may elect dangerous populists.

He walked four, but struck out five, notably JIMMY ROLLINS with the bases loaded in the second.

Every decade or two, notably in 1956, state borders are repatched, usually according to language or demands for cultural unity.

The question is not how to deal with the development problems of one notably overcrowded and disaster-prone country.