Sentence examples for for esteemed from inspiring English sources

Even Adele's voice is no match for esteemed broadcaster Sir David Attenborough, who narrates the video in velvety fashion and comments on everything from its murky visuals to Adele's communication methods.

"Thank f**k you don't meet many people like me!" On the surface, Beez's career has been a non-stop whirlwind of incredible triumphs, writing for esteemed publications such as Metal Hammer, RockSound and Kerrang!, hosting The Pulse on TeamRock Radio and, most prolific of all, being a presenter of Scuzz Meets… and The Lowdown for Scuzz TV.

Actor and Bond Apparent Tom Hiddleston's "racy photoshoot" is for esteemed fashion mag W, and the 35-year-old actor is pictured lounging about in nothing but a pair of white cotton boxers, legs spread, gazing longingly at the camera like Oscar Wilde's best Bosie fever-dream.

What would all of us be doing if it weren't for esteemed computer scientist dmr, responsible for the creation of the C programming language and co-invention of the UNIX operating system?

Banquets were often held in the ballroom for esteemed figures and international royalty.

Released this week, Dark Energy, is Jerilynn Patton's first album for esteemed UK label Planet Mu, one of the first European imprints to embrace juke and footwork.

Overall, information on optical activity can be used for esteeming firing temperature [16].

The latter is supposed to be a sufficiently formal reference point for esteeming persons.

JKP drafted the article and revising it thoroughly for preparation of the manuscript for the esteemed journal.

Just swap prestigious for Mickey Mouse and esteemed for obscure and you won't go far wrong.

Those honors are reserved for its esteemed next-door neighbor, West Point.