Sentence examples for eminent past from inspiring English sources

Brighton and Hove City Council said the honour was in "recognition of eminent past services" to Hove Borough Council.

Mr Jordan, a former mayor of Hove, was honoured "in recognition of eminent past services" to Hove Borough Council in July.

In the past, eminent dementia sufferers such as Harold Wilson, Margaret Thatcher, Iris Murdoch and even, until last night's programme, Scales herself, have tended to melt from public view.

Siki Im, a protégé of Belgian menswear maverick David Vandewal (an eminent stylist and past Raf Simons collaborator) has shown a talent for cultural amalgamation and a striking architectural sensibility.

Such genetic enhancement has in fact been endorsed by some eminent scientists in the past, and no doubt there are individuals who might want offspring with particular talents.

On his book's first page, Rabinowitz cites an 1867 quotation from Louis Agassiz, a pronouncement he treats as a thrown gauntlet: "The time for great discoveries is past," the eminent naturalist declared.

After the lies of Joseph J. Ellis were uncovered -- lies he routinely told his students regarding his political and military experience during the 1960's, not to mention his own athletic past -- this eminent historian did not resign from Mount Holyoke College.

Current eminent Guardian journalists who are past recipients include Gary Younge, Homa Khaleeli and Lanre Bakare.

Don't they look like they would be Talibans?" They do, perhaps, but he was careful to explain that the men in the pictures are actually eminent Babylonian rabbis, from the past couple of hundred years.

Georgia has seen no eminent-domain cases in the past seven years; Atlanta is overwhelmed by growth.

In promoting SoundSpel, Mr. Rondthaler cast his lot with some eminent spelling-reform advocates of the past.