Sentence examples for foremost actress from inspiring English sources

Loren's name has long been synonymous with beauty, but don't forget her career and her talent means she is still lauded by many as Italy's foremost actress too.

And on stage: Lanzmann's sister Évelyne, a foremost actress of the day, playing the lead role in Sartre's play Huis Clos.

Forget Lady Gaga and her meat dress; no one has ever grasped the art of eccentric showmanship like Sarah Bernhardt, the foremost actress of her age, who liked to accessorise with a dead bat, never went on tour without her own coffin and once travelled round America accompanied by an alligator called Ali-Gaga (who died, sadly enough, as a consequence of consuming too much milk and champagne).

Hakim has been described as the "grande dame of Indonesian cinema" as well as "Indonesia's foremost actress".

But then the others — Katharine Cornell, Helen Hayes, Ethel Barrymore, Lynn Fontanne, Eva Le Gallienne — were first and foremost actresses.

'I've got too much sick on my jumper to be a superstar.' Hawes, 28, is quietly, stealthily, shaping up to be one of Britain's foremost actresses.

Best known for playing Moneypenny to Pierce Brosnan's Bond since she took over Lois Maxwell's role, she has also acted with three of the foremost actresses of the preceding generation: Claire Bloom in Channel 4's Family Money and Dame Maggie Smith and Dame Judi Dench in the West End.

Her mood has shifted so quickly it is almost as if she has slipped into a different character, and I can see with startling clarity the mercurial quality that has made her one of America's foremost comic actresses.

Because "peculiar-looking" or not, Blanchett is first and foremost a talented actress.

And she is, even though she's not even an actress first and foremost.

July 4 , 1963Münster, Germany Ute Lemper, (born July 4 , 1963 Münster, W.Ger. [now in Germany]) German singer and actress considered to be the foremost modern interpreter of the music of 1920s Germany.