Sentence examples for famous roster from inspiring English sources

There is no reason Rowling should not try her hand at a state-of-the-nation novel; in fact, she joins a famous roster this year that includes Martin Amis ("Lionel Asbo, John Lanchesterer ("Capital") and Zadie Smith ("NW").

But when the theory and practice come out in equally full force, "Something From Nothing" gets closer to the heart of the matter than you might expect from its famous roster.

Well, we might have another name to add to that famous roster of stars. .

Shakira joins a famous roster of past and present UNICEF Ambassadors that includes Danny Kaye, Audrey Hepburn, Harry Belafonte, Roger Moore, Vanessa Redgrave, Jessica Lange, and Mia Farrow.

Beverly Hills has gone to court to block the proposed subway line from burrowing under a high school celebrated for its roster of famous graduates and its ZIP code.

Marvel Super Heroes is not only famous for its roster of comic book heroes but also for introducing the 'Infinity Gem' system which lends additional power-ups to fighters.

And don't forget that Disrupt is famous for its roster of speakers that grace the Main Stage.

The acting is uniformly superb, both from the cast of regulars (most notably, Morrow) and the roster of famous or soon-to-be-famous guest stars (Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, Sal Mineo, Robert Duvall, John Cassavetes, Ted Knight).

Few famous names grace its roster, and most of the players are under 30.

Classic Stage Company had a poor season last year, a roster of famous actors (Taylor Schilling, Peter Dinklage, Chris Noth, Peter Sarsgaard) performing unconvincingly in indifferent revivals.

Alabama's latest run said more about Saban's famous process than his roster, although the two obviously worked in tandem.