Sentence examples for times notable from inspiring English sources

His first book, Edmund Wilson, was named a New York Times Notable Book in 1985.

Visit The Times' "Notable Deaths of 2012″ page, and choose someone to research and eulogize.

His nonfiction book on homelessness, "Sleeping With the Mayor," was a 1997 New York Times Notable Book of the Year.

He published five books, including Shrink Dreams, a New York Times notable book in 1992; forty-eight book chapters and articles and nearly fifty reviews, commentaries and letters.

I also remember a little quarrel from 1993 about one of Jones's previous works, Biografi: An Albanian Quest (a New York Times Notable Book).

She is also the author of two short-story collections, "Sunstroke" and "Married Love," both of which were New York Times Notable Books.

Since that time notable companies such as the Bolshoi Moscow Circus and the Moscow Russian Circus have continued to thrive.

Since my wedding was a traditional Hindu event, I wanted it to look Indian, but at the time, notable Indian cake designers seemed rare (at least in the New York City area).

The significance of these findings is twofold: first, they identify an important role of interstitial flow for in vitro microvascular organization and stabilization, and second, they demonstrate for the first time notable differences between LEC and BEC response to the biophysical environment, reflecting some of their functional differences in vivo.

As shown in Figure 3B, after the same exposure time, notable smear protein patterns (ubiquitin-conjugated proteins) were observed in the leaves of SH and USH transgenic plants, but fewer bands in the WT plants.

There are other first-time notables on the ballot, led by Craig Biggio, who played various positions (catcher, second base and center field) while amassing over 3,000 hits, and Curt Schilling, who was never at a loss for words or clutch performances in the postseason.