Notable mention

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

A notable mention goes to TouchyPeely.

A notable mention here must also go to Andy Warhol – Hockney's rival for the Most Fashionable Male Artist award.

Another notable mention is Caravaggio, who may only be a minor character but that didn't stop the authors from developing him.

Looking at the percentage of excise in the cost of cigarettes, Cuba comes out on top with 87.1%, the UK's 73.5% rates a notable mention, and Australia ranks much further down at 54.7%.

But thanks to England's unique ability to swing from seeming-world beaters to seeming world-whipping boys - with a notable mention to Virender Sehwag's explosive contribution yesterday - this might actually be the money shift.

A notable mention goes to the BBC's Defying The Label season, which mostly managed to detach itself from the saccharine "Oh bless 'em, such an inspiration" approach that TV reserves for disability.

And for those who care most about the quality of the flight experience, there are a couple of notable mentions.

There have been some outstanding comments in the thread today which go into considerable detail and length, notable mentions from regulars SteB1 and Matthew2012.

Other notable mentions go to Versace's colourful stage girl finale, Marc Newson's new range for G-star at 10 Corso Como (officially our new favourite shop), and Prada's bordello tourists in their crystal chandelier dresses.

For a woman supposedly liberated about sex, it's disappointing to note that she rates her sexual partners more highly if they compliment her on her appearance (notable mentions being that she "has a nice rack").

The New Yorker, March 13 , 1943P. 11 A man who read in his paper about the death of an acquaintance of his who was something of a notable, mentioned the news to his maid, who was serving breakfast, "My goodness," she said, "he must have been right sick".