Sentence examples for esteemed names from inspiring English sources

Still, for bettors looking to make a big score, there are plenty of esteemed names to chose from at 100/1, including John Banville, Paul Auster, William H. Gass, Julian Barnes, Ian McEwan, and Cormac McCarthy.

Abbey Dawn's Spring 2012 collection will show at the Style-360 Metropolitan Pavenuen, a venue where we've seen other displays of sartorial splendor by esteemed names in fashion such as Kim Kardashian for Bebe in 2010.

Richie Benaud delivered the first of these, in 2001, since when there have been contributions of the very highest order from some of the most esteemed names in the game.

Not only that but the two tracks we are premiering today come from some of the most esteemed names in bass music today.

In published articles, Eagleton asserts Amis has put his esteemed name to views more appropriate from a "British National Party thug".

The interview turned Icke from an esteemed household name into a public laughing stock, with The Guardian calling it a "media crucifixion".

He joined the staff of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, in the La Jolla section of San Diego, under the guidance of an esteemed scientist named Roger Revelle, and began laying plans to measure carbon dioxide around the world.

(Another esteemed Quechua name, that of Túpac Amaru, the Inca leader who led a 16th century rebellion against the Spanish, served as the inspiration for the name of Tupac Shakur, the rapper and actor who died in a drive-by shooting in 1996).

To assure you guys that we aren't full of shit or a pack of coldhearted techno snobs, we recruited one of the most esteemed and beloved names in trance and electronic music at large: BT.

The Hunter College community mourns the passing of our esteemed alumnus whose name has always been associated with his alma mater.

– are dedicated to them, even though many of the most esteemed pioneering and civic names are also synonymous with cruelty and acts of barbaric hostility against Aboriginal people.