Where Surrey is a historic power, second only to Yorkshire in all-time achievement, Durham was admitted only 17 years ago.
Steve Bird tweeted: "I feel like getting into Finsbury Park station today warrants some form of life-time achievement award".
These "geniuses," according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Web site, "must provide evidence of a one-time achievement" (i.e., Pulitzer, Oscar, Olympic Medal).
One can qualify based upon a "one-time achievement" such as by having won the Nobel Prize, or by meeting at least three of 10 criteria.
The one for-sure bet that the SAG-gies lock down for me, however, is that Christopher Plummer will at last receive his life-time achievement Best Supporting Actor Oscar for The Beginners.
Tracing the political roots of the legislative ban -- and the program's own mandate and success to alleviate the long-time achievement gaps among Latino students -- Precious Knowledge's riveting pacing and compelling portraits will astonish, infuriate and inspire viewers.
Tenofovir has been the life-time achievement of the Holý Trinity, i.e., Antonín Holý, myself and John C. Martin (Fig. 10).
Obviously "French Kiss" is an all time classic, a towering achievement of acid-tinged heaven.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly has been described as European cinema's best representation of the Western genre film, and Quentin Tarantino has called it "the best-directed film of all time" and "the greatest achievement in the history of cinema".
Two years later, the Daily Mail compiled their list of the Greatest Teams Of All Time, ranking Ferguson's achievements at number two, losing out to the 1970 Brazilian national team.
On Friday, the festival's opening night kicks off with what many consider the greatest directorial achievement of all time, "Citizen Kane".
