Sentence examples for an array of famous from inspiring English sources

At his funeral, his widow sat near his coffin as former President Clinton led an array of famous mourners, including Harry Belafonte and Spike Lee.

My job is to spend 10 days immersed in the "best of the batch", carefully taking notes, and chewing my knuckles, while an array of famous authors are brutally played off against one another to find a winner.

The exhibition will last for 10 weeks and feature iconic giant Gromits, designed by an array of famous names, including Quentin Blake, Cath Kidston, and One Direction's Zayn Malik, to name but a few.

The theatre opened in 1921 and hosted an array of famous artists, including The Beatles, before closing in 2014.

"Hollywood Fights Back," which Corwin co-wrote and co-directed, featured an array of famous Hollywood names such as Humphrey Bogart, Judy Garland and Danny Kaye, who expressed their fears of where the congressional investigation might lead.

The book begins with three pages of dedications to an array of personalities, famous and not so famous, including Fidel Castro, Shaquille O'Neal, Michael Jordan and God.

Ellen showed Drake an array of photos of famous ladies such as Rihanna and Kim Kardashian and asked the rapper to say whether he's "dated her," he's "dating her now" or he's "kissed her once".

He moved in with his mother in Essex and went to Brentwood Prep School, which boasts an astonishing array of famous old boys, including right-wing historian David Irving, Home Secretary Jack Straw and TV presenter Noel Edmonds.

We've gathered a comprehensive array of famous scientists and scientific equipment under one roof, including a two-story, 950 megahertz, 8-ton superconducting magnet.

After a vote with a 67% turnout and 85% in favour of striking, the first national Unilever stoppage took place on 9 December last year, affecting a mind-boggling array of famous brands – and the latest plan drawn up by Unite, the GMB and USDAW once again reads like a wave of action sweeping through the shelves of a supermarket (or, if you prefer, something of an industrial soap opera).

The controversy also spawned an array of jokes, in which famous historical moments were recounted to Hari, as though in an interview.