Sentence examples for considerable eminence from inspiring English sources
Terry has been a centre-back of considerable eminence throughout his career: technically sound, strong, commanding, an astute reader of the game and a threat at set pieces.
They rose to considerable eminence in Mahārāshtra as administrators during the rule of the peshwas of Poona (1713 1818), who belonged to that caste.
In 1847, having by then acquired considerable eminence, Remak finally obtained a lectureship at the University of Berlin, becoming the first Jew to teach there.
Yet they have won their share of literary prizes and for their authors a considerable degree of literary eminence; if few universally acclaimed masterpieces are being produced, it is probably true that the art of biography is seeing a higher general level of achievement than ever before.
His years of pre-eminence earned Duff considerable financial rewards and, before failing health limited his public outings in his last years, he loved nothing more than spending time with friends over a meal, regaling them with colourful anecdotes of his experiences.
Russia and China are eager to secure Central Asia's considerable energy reserves for their own use, and Russia wants to maintain pre-eminence in a region it has long considered within its traditional sphere of influence.
Brien published one considerable work of fiction - or faction - Lenin: The Novel (1987): as a journalist, however, his eminence is unchallengeable.
Jeb Bush is the eminence.
His Eminence Cardinal Dolan will officiate.
Ruscha's eminence is comparatively ghostly.
