Sentence examples for Illustrious senators from inspiring English sources
Its 60 members are not directly elected but are chosen by the prime minister, local officials and others; illustrious senators have included Nobel Prize-winning poet William Butler Yeats.
Senators with illustrious names and consular ancestors dominated the election to the highest offices, increasing their share of the consulates from about one-half to two-thirds during the 2nd century.
"Most Illustrious and Excellent President," shouted one Senator.
The roll call of the swindled is illustrious: Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, author and humanitarian Elie Wiesel, New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg, and the New York Daily News' publisher, Mortimer Zuckerman.
Schmidt follows in the illustrious footsteps of Post columnist George F. Will, former senator Gordon Humphrey, former representative (and Post columnist) Joe Scarborough, Reagan and Bush (both) aide Peter Wehner, and other Republicans who have left the party.
On the Republican side, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, and Senator John McCain of Arizona also took over illustrious addresses in and around the capital for an evening's fund-raising during that campaign.
Whatever the cause, things have gotten bad enough that Senator Arlen Specter, Democrat of Pennsylvania, said the Senate should be stripped of one of its illustrious institutional claims.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
He is in illustrious company.
This attitude is illustrious".
