Sentence examples for brilliant stable from inspiring English sources

"Radio X has a brilliant stable of presenting talent and I'm thrilled to be part of the family".

Roger Alton, Editor of The Observer, said: "Sundays have changed dramatically over recent years and the Berliner Observer will be the most modern, punchy, engaging Sunday paper, with more variety for the reader, more interactivity with our audience, fantastic use of pictures, a brilliant stable of writers, and the best array of magazines in the market".

Lord Jenkins of Hillhead, one of the brilliant stable of younger writers recruited by Astor when he was editor of the Observer in the 1950s, said in a tribute last night that he was "the most distinguished newspaper editor of the period".

But Wednesday's edition is an exception; neither Sprinter Sacre, not quite himself after a heart problem, is here to defend his title nor his brilliant young stable-mate Simonsig, sidelined by injury, to test his own progression.

William Phillips, the co-founder and longtime editor of Partisan Review, the forum for the brilliant and contentious stable of writers who became known as the New York Intellectuals, died yesterday in Manhattan, where he lived.

The wine should be tartrate-stable, metal-stable, and brilliant, and the sulfur-dioxide content should be low.

He also won at the Cheltenham Festival in 2010 and he's been a brilliant horse for the stable".

I am News Editor at MIT Technology Review, where I oversee our online news and manage our stable of brilliant newsletters from London.

It's an institution Stan Lee built, brick by brick, alongside the legendary Jack Kirby and a stable of brilliant artists, writers and editors, including Steve Ditko, Chris Claremont, Walt and Louise Simonson and Jim Shooter.

This first episode was effectively sacrificed to set up Katrine and Kasper's baby and break-up; Birgitte's brilliant life and seemingly stable family set-up; management pressures on the newsroom.

Yet, as Mr Sunderland points out, Rowntree was also a 150-year-old Quaker company with a stable of brilliant brands, but "was sold out [to Nestlé] by the investment managers in ten minutes".