Sentence examples for to notable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Useful; profitable.
This adventurous company inevitably courts such debate by entrusting its offerings to notable strong-minded directors.
She is also receptive to notable material from people with no connection to Waterbury.
AFTER returning from the second of two tours in Iraq, I can attest to notable progress.
Rowland's heartfelt monologues - a favourite indulgence - were showcased here to notable effect.
To be sure, some executives whose option values have skyrocketed can point to notable accomplishments.
Other songs steal lyrics from everyone from beat poet Charles Bukowski to notable Ukrainian writers such as Taras Shevchenko.
M. Schindler" provides a thorough, well-paced survey of his professional development, interweaving his biography and works to notable effect.
TRAVEL The Lives They Lived The 13th annual tribute to notable people who died in the last year.
PAGE 17 The Lives They Lived The 13th annual tribute to notable people who died in the last year.
9: The Fields Medal is awarded to notable achievers in which discipline, for which there is no Nobel Prize?
Some went on to notable careers, but others found it difficult to shift to different, more sober kinds of lives after Europe's mood turned dark in the 1930s.
