Sentence examples similar to esteemed line from inspiring English sources

She may have been absent from the esteemed line-up this year, but LDR' fashion steez were noticeably visible amongst the multitude of young girls rocking denim cut-offs and muddy Hunter wellies.

If anyone thought Girls might not have belonged in their esteemed line-up, they were proven dead wrong this past season.

Thirteen percent of spending on an area that makes up almost a quarter of the burden of the NHS gives the lie to the much-parroted "parity of esteem" line regarding physical and mental health.

The second moment came the next day when this parish's esteemed rugby correspondent questioned a line in the report of Tynybekova's 63kg bout that stated fermented horse milk is Kyrgyzstan's national drink.

Such occurrence is also not surprising when considering that some positive symptoms are hypothesised to shield people from low self-esteem, in line with the so called 'protective' function of a lack of insight in psychosis [ 8, 36].

Shintô and Buddhist clergy, often defined by hereditary lines as well, were esteemed as outside the secular social system.

"No time for back-room boys", aimed at my esteemed colleagues Ed Balls and Ed Miliband, was an interesting echo of Gordon Brown's famous line, "no time for a novice".

Something along those lines must be going through the head of our esteemed mayor.

And excitingly, we have interviews lined up TODAY with long-time Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma and esteemed composer Koji Kondo.

This shark is also esteemed by recreational anglers for the exceptional fight it offers on hook-and-line.

Another esteemed veteran of the genre, Joe Dante, said the same movie lived up to its tag line promise to "haunt you forever".