Sentence examples for Illustrious circle from inspiring English sources

He has mobilised his illustrious circle of friends - all upper Eastsiders themselves.

Although he had achieved fame as a poster boy for extreme cosmetic surgery, and was one of an illustrious circle of medics who have turned Beverly Hills into the world capital of their trade, Dr Ryan was also known for his work with the less-glamorous inhabitants of Los Angeles.

Indeed, one suspects that Ms. Ismailos's entire life -- from her privileged childhood as the daughter of a shipping executive in Athens to the 20 years she has lived in New York, raising a daughter with her husband (who is also in the shipping industry) and moving in an illustrious circle that includes David Salle and Julian Schnabel -- has been filled with flowers, music and art.

Sure, it was sad news for Phillips and his fundamentalist friends, an illustrious circle that included Kirk Cameron, Creationist talking head Ken Ham, and the Duggar clan.

Sure, it was sad news for Phillips and his fundamentalist friends, an illustrious circle that included Kirk Cameron, Creationist talking head Ken Ham, and the Duggar vagina militia.

Born in 1843 to a wealthy, intellectual Boston family, Marian (Clover) Hooper moved in the most illustrious circles of nineteenth-century America.

Appelbaum quickly joined the illustrious inner circle of Berlin's cyberactivist scene.

He had already employed Thoreau as a handyman and tutor and given him access to his circle of illustrious friends and his unrivaled library.

CIRCLING my way not long ago through the Vasily Kandinsky show now on display in the suitably spiral setting of the Guggenheim Museum, I came to one of the Russian master's most illustrious, if misleadingly named, paintings: "Several Circles".

He is doing his utmost to fight it, but Rubens Barrichello's illustrious career appears to be turning full circle this weekend.

She was married and widowed young, then took a string of noble lovers, and became an illustrious member of the School of Lyons, a circle of lyric poets.