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Sentence Examples Secondly, the social and cultural reactions to this newfound ability will be worthy of note. But beyond the jiggle, I don't see much else at work here that's worthy of note, or your precious nickel. As a stage actor and, lately, a television star, he is probably the last person you would think of as a playwright of note. Whilst voyeurism is studied in other films of note, rarely has it been handled in such a touching and detailed way. When he saw something of note, he scrawled it on a folded up piece of yellow legal paper he kept in his coat pocket. The troupe ushered in three successful premieres and produced several revivals of note. One other area of textile work worthy of note is that of tapestry and embroidery. Could I genuinely add anything of note without coming across as another desperately backcombed fanboy? Chicago, the third-largest city in the nation, has only produced a few rap artists of note, and therefore remains a hip-hop backwater. Ann Street is made up mainly of unprepossessing terraces of houses with, apparently, nothing of note to commend them. These are all values and standards of note no matter who you are or what you believe! He held up a piece of white cardboard, about the size of a sheet of note paper. Worthy of note too was the altar arrangements beneath the gable end of what was once the Parish Church of Monasterevin. Not until the approach of half-time did Chelsea achieve anything of note, if one can call bookings notable. In an industry where song writers are a rare species, Louie X has come to stand-out as one of the most song writers of note. Also of note is the way in which Melville shaded the entire film towards the blue end of the spectrum. If ever there is a man worthy of note, a man of the highest calibre, it's him. There is one e-mail, however, that may be more worthy of note than the others. We've heard from several readers today, with comments particularly worthy of note. Actually, an encouraging development, which is rather curious in the context, is worthy of note. Show More Sentences Several issues related to the estimation of Test cricket attendances are worthy of note. Other players of note included Martin Boland, Daniel Murphy and Jonathan Farrell. Harrogate stand-off Lee Cholewa is a player of note, but he is currently having a bad time with his goal-kicking. Other later medieval timber-framed buildings of note in the village include two inns, the George and the Ship. Witt, on the other hand, is only 16 and already he's marking himself as a blues guitarist of note. She acknowledged that it was important for somebody of note to come and open the impressive facilities. Once upon a time it was the Church to which belonged anyone in Ireland of note or importance. Another resident of note, who came from the area, is the author Johnny O'Brien. Other equipment of note includes an extensive collection of vintage guitars and mics. It's worthy of note that the oak tree, sacred to Zeus, is the very tree which is most susceptible to be struck by lightning. He's done every show of note, and still he caned it at the party last night. Here in the wilds of Scotland, there were also incidents of note, though none would stir fond memories of Corinthian spirit. Close to home, both infinitheatre and Playwrights' Workshop have one-nighters of note coming up. The only other extras of note here are a pair of Movietone Newsreels, which show clips from the film's New York and World Premieres. This year, two semi-final appearances are the sole outings of note for the Spaniard, who first picked up a tennis racket aged one-year-old. As a debut effort, the film is worthy of note and the cinematography is, at times, beautiful. He was a gardener of note and relished planning the gardens of his acquaintances. It is this focus that makes him not just a studio potter, but a ceramicist of note. The other thing of note is, if a couple of emails and a letter gets a blogger to close down his blog, what if you got a writ of summons? What is of note from some of these is the exaggeration which leads to half-truth or lies that is being communicated. Show More Sentences Not much of note, except for this section where methinks he doth protest too much about being more than just a legislator. By midnight, they'd shut the toilets completely, and, other than a steady hubbub of people talking and laughing and singing, there was little else of note. It was a point worthy of note but in the grand scheme of things it was nothing more and their victory is something Spartans can be truly proud of. But one thing worthy of note is the fact that Jakarta, as a megalopolitan city, deserves bigger and better entertainment centers, and a lively, decent nightlife. Also of note are the large landing lights built into the leading edge of the top wing which were big improvements for operating at night from primitive fields. Included in the programme are a number of entertainers of note. During his ultimately ill-starred tenure in Manchester, Brandon's only achievement of note was taking Britain's best-supported side to the play-off semi-finals. Also of note is the error in the listing of the running time. This has archival value as a kind of samizdat text and the film itself is arguably of note as an intended critique of theocracy, of sharia and the suppression of women. Making the summer go with a swing has been a scheme of note. He is undoubtably a big kid, but also an incredible person of note! So far I've seen a lot of weather and nothing else worthy of note. Watching celebrity lives is almost exactly like watching soap operas, and in a sphere where scandal is a weekly event, a gay drug binge gone wrong is hardly worthy of note. Over the next few weeks, throwing reserve to the winds, I cajoled interviews, sent telegrams, and wrote letters to every Indian historian of note. There is a safe with its door ajar, but no contents of note. Soon every brigand of note, every pirate and village oaf will declare themselves lord of their fief and kingdom and it will all be up for anyone with the mightiest resource. Was the valour of men in mass as worthy of note as the solitary champion? It took a while for the game to burst into life and there had been little of note prior to Chorley breaking the deadlock seven minutes before the break. One of note is a compact power adaptor with a protective cover. Today, mammals of note include shrews, voles, badgers, otters, hedgehogs and fifteen species of bat. Show More Sentences The husband had no medical or surgical history of note, and a spermiogram was normal. There are other details and sculptures of note, although much was destroyed in the Revolution. Penzance has been home to numerous persons of note, including actress Thandie Newton, model Jean Shrimpton and cricketer Jack Richards. This describes something as being of interest, of note, signals approval or simply draws attention to it. Smaller rivers of note are the Owenduff, Pollmounty, Corrock, Urrin, Boro, Owenavorragh, Sow and Bann rivers. He emerged as the only economist of note to support duties on imported grain. Little of note took place on Lake Huron in 1813, but the American victory on Lake Erie and the recapture of Detroit isolated the British there. Mining was once a major part of the local economy, but today only the Burlington Slate Quarries at Kirkby remain of note. Also of note, the placement of the section Regiae in relation to Aldrovanda and Dionaea is uncertain. Other artworks of note include 'A System of Support and Balance' by Paul Lewthwaite located outside Chesterfield Magistrates' Court. Structures of note with the parish include the medieval parish church of St Nicholas, Bettison's Folly, Hornsea Mere and the sea front promenade. Excluding the town and its suburbs there are no other habitations of note in the parish, except some farms. Someone says something of note, I pick up a beer mat and stick it in my pocket as an aide-memoire. Another figure of note is Karelian birch, known also as Karelian burl and Masur birch. Drugs of note are the selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor antidepressants paroxetine and fluoxetine in women who are taking tamoxifen. River fish of note include char, eel, salmon, shad, sparling and Arctic char, whilst the Gwyniad is unique to Wales, found only in Bala Lake. Contemporary Irish visual artists of note include Sean Scully, Kevin Abosch, and Alice Maher. Also of note is The Hayes, home to Spillers Records, the world's oldest record shop. A milliary column, from which they used to compute the distance of all the cities and places of note. Piracy is of note in international law as it is commonly held to represent the earliest invocation of the concept of universal jurisdiction. Show More Sentences Now he frequented the society of cavaliers of note, such Lords Hopton, Colepeper, and Percy. These became banknotes when the manager of the Bank decoupled the rate of note issue from the bank currency reserves. Scotland produced a few punk bands of note, such as The Exploited, The Rezillos, The Skids, The Fire Engines, and the Scars. River fish of note include trout, Atlantic salmon, pikes, shades and lampreys. Today, mammals of note include roe deer, wild boar, foxes, hares and several species of bat. There was hardly a foreign scientific society of note without his name among its honorary members. The main heavy industry of note during this period was copper smelting, and this was centred on the towns of Swansea and Neath. Despite entering a fallow period of architectural design, several structures of note did emerge. Sport was an important part of life in Glamorgan, and the county produced several individuals and teams of note. Another resident invertebrate of note is Atypus affinis, the only British species of purseweb spider. The development of Eastern powers was of note, with China and India becoming more powerful. It took Marchant a month to have a few at every watering hole of note between the Turk's Head on the Isles of Scilly and the Baa Bar on Unst, in the Shetlands. Other species of note observed included goldflag snapper, greater amberjack, large-head scorpionfish, dawn boarfish, shortspine spurdog, and numerous carcharhinid sharks. Another person of note was a personal friend of George Washington, General Hugh Mercer, who fought for Charles Edward Stuart at the Battle of Culloden. A raconteur and xenophile of note, he is an avid marathoner and cyclist who explores unusual places in his travels on domestic as well as international assignments. Blackstone's legacy and main work of note is his Commentaries. Forest, who lost striker Kris Boyd to injury seconds before half-time, produced little after the break, with a Tyson sliced shot from 12 yards their only opportunity of note. Other billed acts of note were Quintessence, Stackridge, and Al Stewart. Other NH races of note include the King George VI Chase, run at Kempton Park on 26 December and the Hennessy Gold Cup run at Newbury at the end of November. Relatively little of note actually happens, and those who like stories with their films will find events unfolding at the pace of a particularly sluggardy snail. Show More Sentences Also of note, red elm limb laminations are included on upper-echelon models, adding smoothness combined with speed not possible with cheaper core materials. Due to the scarcity of inhabitants in the Rhondda prior to industrialisation, there are few residents of note before the valleys became a coal mining area. Other British privateers of note include Fortunatus Wright, Edward Collier, Sir John Hawkins, his son Sir Richard Hawkins, Michael Geare, and Sir Christopher Myngs. Among reptiles worthy of note are Bedriaga's rock lizard, the Tyrrhenian wall lizard and Fitzinger's algyroides, endemic species of Sardinia and Corsica. Examples from Classical Literature Miss Helen Goodrich, who is an aviatrix of note, was arrested in Bremen this morning charged with kidnapping. Miss Helen Goodrich, an aviatrix of note, was arrested in Bremen this morning charged with kidnapping. En route from Constantine by railway no towns or cities of note are passed until the great military post of Batna is reached. Another society of note was the still existing and flourishing gesellschaft der Musikfreunde. So far as I know, there is no economist of note who makes any objection to that statement. From the springboard of this incident, there emerged several occurrences of note. But this is not all that is worthy of note, in this strange chapter of providences. While on the subject of innkeepers there is an example of the consummate impudence of terrae Filius which is most worthy of note. But he was nearly thirty when he produced his own first work of note, Marianna. The mosque by the Dukala gate is worthy of note, and earns the salutation of all who come by way of R'hamna to Marrakesh. There were no other developments of note in the practice of printing during the 18th century. It is worthy of note that the appearance of paresis preceded the convulsions. Specially worthy of note also are the finger rings with the designs sunk into the oval surface of the bezel. Another doctrine of Anaximenes is most worthy of note by nature mystics, as well as by scientists. The conclusion of an article by Ferber in Nature of August 10, is worthy of note. San Giorgio is of note as the place for red mullet from the Adriatic. He was sent to Rio de Janeiro to bring back an absconder of note. Linda's amazement on entering the room had been worthy of note. The antiphlogistic theory was soon adopted by all French chemists of note. There is another feature concerning the chrysalides worthy of note. Show More Sentences Almost every tavern of note about town hath or had its club. This debut book is the latest installment of note in the effort to chronicle and legitimize hip-hop music and culture. An elocutionist of note read aloud one of the author's poems. The inclosure was another sheet of note paper like the first epistle. He was even a scholar of note, and in correspondence with several celebrated scientists, and spent large sums in the interests of science. Margate packets were sailing every day, filled with men of fashion and ladies of note, on their way to Brussels and Ghent. Captain Cy was in the sitting room, a sheet of note paper in his hand. Every pianist of note has, of course, his own style of pedalling. The plaza, the market-place, and the cathedral are each worthy of note. His companion, Chan Chi, had been a hatchet-man of note, in the old fighting days of the San Franciseo tongs.Paul, Gow Yum, and Chan Chi were to be paid was beyond him. As he spoke he handed me three sheets of note paper and three envelopes. Our herd-like mentality has enabled distributors and cinemas to get off scotfree recently when there have been no releases of note beyond a few, screenblocking blockbusters. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of of note? Words that rhyme with of note Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words of no importance of no consequence Oflot of losing of late of interest of no use of omerta of particular interest of sound mind Ofsted oft