Including Morgan Freeman among "eminent Hollywood stars who come to Broadway" is a huge mistake.
(The notion is mostly untrue today among eminent painters; Matisse's studio, for instance, was as tidy as a rich doctor's waiting room, and the dandified Braque keeps his workrooms as well tended and polished as the shoes on his feet).
Apart from much jetting around and private palaver among eminent people under U.N. auspices, the chief visible product of the Dialogue was a report, released in book form in the fall of 2001.
Even among the eminent competition, including several historic surveys, Mr. Lewis's recordings are richly satisfying.
She collaborated with the violinists Yehudi Menuhin and Isaac Stern, the pianist Rudolf Serkin and the cellist Pablo Casals, among other eminent musicians.
He spent the remainder of his life reading, writing and editing, fishing, and visiting among the eminent clergymen who were his friends.
Among the eminent writers who explored its possibilities in the 18th century, Joseph Addison and Richard Steele offered models of polished English prose in the journals The Tatler and The Spectator, and Jonathan Swift and Oliver Goldsmith also used it effectively in England.
Among many eminent guest musicians who played with the group were Alexis Korner and the jazz musician Don Weller, as well as past and present members of the Yardbirds, Jethro Tull and Ian Dury's Blockheads.
"Of course, the perpetrators of those crimes needed to be brought to justice and punished," said Kamal Aboulmagd of Egypt, a judge of the World Bank Administrative Tribunal who was among several "eminent persons" invited to speak.
Lord Steel, a former leader of the Liberal Democrats, also argues that the Lords should be appointed from among the eminent in different walks of life, even though his party has long wanted to make the place democratic (a Liberal government passed a bill in 1911 promising "a second chamber constituted on a popular instead of a hereditary basis").
The bassist for Barry Harris, among other eminent elder statesman in jazz, Mr. May swings in the old way; on hand to help him is the excellent drummer Eddie Locke, who used to play behind Coleman Hawkins, as well as the bassist Dave Glasser and the pianist Larry Ham.
