Noble means An aristocrat; one of aristocratic blood. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like grand or royal.
Noble in a sentence
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Noble meaning
- An aristocrat; one of aristocratic blood.
- A medieval gold coin of England in the 14th and 15th centuries, usually valued at 6s 8d.
Example sentences (20)
Irish Eyes will be released on December 7 and will be available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all good bookstores.
And an hour later, Mr Hyde, who has been metal detecting for about nine months, unearthed the Edward III quarter noble.
Ann puts on an unusual performance, but ultimately the former noble turns into a Shadow and a fight breaks out.
However, Dick, who said the “noble” cause did not justify the means, urged the congregants to avoid temptation.
A genuinely noble man yearning for his beloved yet holding himself at arm's length is a recipe for brilliance.
But the best bit of it all was that Donna Noble was finally given back her memories, and by extension her full identity.
Dr Noble advises that “You should definitely seek advice from your GP if you experience these common symptoms.
It has two unique stories to tell - one of remote, peaceful noble life, and one of prosecution and punishment.
Experiences like Ms. Noble’s are exceedingly rare and we remain available to address any additional concerns she may have.
Finally, Noble Financial initiated coverage on shares of ODP in a research report on Wednesday, August 23rd.
Andrews transformed Noble Park and the South East with level crossing removals and suburban revitalization.
In Mumen Rider's defense, he has a strong, noble heart as a hero – the problem is his body can't deliver on those promises.
In that conversation, Swift, Dragoon and Noble talked about leaving the company, but also about unionizing.
A new home has been purchased on the Island to accommodate up to five students working at Noble’s Hospital at any given time.
A young Noble Park resident will have her first international trip to France for the World Junior Roller derby Championships.
In 2019, Brittany Noble-Jones, a news anchor in Mississippi, was let go after a supervisor complained about her natural hair.
As Bruno told The Daily Herald Saturday after the noble trek of his Blue Demons to Iowa City: "The question predates Title IX.
A tap penalty on the five-metre line saw number eight Sam Noble force his way over for a converted try.
Her choice to save the day, despite knowing the cost to her own life, is undeniably noble and deserving of a place in Valhalla.
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Common combinations with noble
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the noble 28×
- and noble 15×
- barnes noble 15×
- of noble 9×
- noble park 8×
- noble and 7×
- noble was 5×
- donna noble 4×
- world noble 4×
- for noble 4×
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