Meanings of chiefly memorable in English

This next priceless room is chiefly memorable for Verrocchio and Mino da Fiesole.

To us this ball is chiefly memorable from the fact that Lady Lufton was among the guests.

It stands higher in the valley and is chiefly memorable for its beautiful inn, the Hotel du Grand Cerf.

The reign of Titus is chiefly memorable for the destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum, two cites on the bay of Naples.

But he is chiefly memorable as the great hero of the Thirty Years' War, and as the greatest general of his age.

That day, if it was recalled at all, was chiefly memorable because it marked a change in his attitude toward his chosen occupation.

The siege was chiefly memorable because of an incident which is to this day a staple theme for story-telling in the cabins of the mountaineers.

P'hra Rama Thibodi was succeeded by his son, P'hra Racha Kuman, whose reign was short, and chiefly memorable for a tremendous conflagration that devastated Ayuthia.

"The solitary poetical composition of our family," said Fordham, " chiefly memorable, I fear, for the continuation it elicited."