The archaeologist carefully catalogued the rose nobles found beneath the abbey.

The old freighter's Charlie Nobles were stained with soot after years of use.

The collector proudly displayed a rare half-noble from the Tudor period among his coins.

The winemaker waited anxiously for the morning fog, hoping the vineyard would develop noble rot that would concentrate the sugars for a luscious dessert wine.

Helium, a noble gas, is commonly used to fill weather balloons because it is lighter than air and nonreactive.

Researchers analyzed the catalytic properties of noble metals to design more efficient fuel cells.

Gold, a classic example of a noble metal, has been valued for both ornamentation and electrical applications for centuries.

Noble gases are commonly used in lighting and welding because of their low reactivity.

During her tour of Jerusalem, she stopped to pray at the Noble Sanctuary, mindful of its status as the third holiest site in Islam.

Many newspapers at the time hailed the 'noble experiment' as a moral triumph, but later reports exposed its unintended consequences.