Sentence examples for a renowned model from inspiring English sources

For Paul Rowland, a renowned model scout who recently defected from Women, the agency he formed some decades ago, for Ford Models, the notion that women like Ms. Griner can be found beautiful is less a function of shifting tastes than of the culture finally catching up with early adopters like himself.

In this study, we examined the molecular evolutionary history of the Hivep gene family members in relation to their presumed immune-related function in a renowned model system for evolutionary biology, the East African cichlid fishes.

In Drosophila, a renowned model of aging in a higher eukaryote, autophagic efficacy was shown to decline with brain aging, while activating the autophagic pathway by brain-specific overexpression of Atg8a using brain-specific appl-gal4 was previously shown to improve lifespan (Simonsen et al., 2008).

She explained that before she was an internationally renowned model — appearing on the covers of GQ and Vogue, among others — she studied design and architecture in Slovenia, where she was born and where her mother was a clothing designer.

She found fame – and a famous ex-fiancée – in a Girlfriend model search when she was 15… Rose came runner-up in the 2007 competition to Catherine McNeil, now an internationally renowned model who has starred in campaigns D&G, Versace and Donna Karan, among others.

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Toward this end, we selected the renowned model fungus Neurospora discreta, because it is a globally-distributed saprotrophic fungus that persists in natural fungal communities [ 8– 12].

For new UNICEF ambassador in Viet Nam, appointment is a 'life-long dream' HA NOI, Viet Nam, 23 August 2010 – Internationally renowned model Vu Nguyen Ha Anh has joined the ranks of over 270 national UNICEF ambassadors, increasing public awareness of the rights of children and women.

To help address their situation, renowned model and UNICEF UK Ambassador Claudia Schiffer is featured in a new public service announcement on the importance of early testing and treatment to save the lives of infants who have HIV.

This moment brings to mind the skeletal army that the renowned model animator Ray Harryhausen created for "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad" in 1958.

The internationally renowned model has conceded the Mirror was within its rights to reveal that she was receiving treatment for drug addiction, but claims the paper overstepped the mark and breached the law of confidence by publishing details of her therapy.