Sentence examples for from illustrious from inspiring English sources
Two sleek new bars from illustrious food families provide clues: Ardesia, descended from Le Bernardin; and Bar Pleiades, from the fecund Daniel Boulud.
But I would like to caution Mr. Cohen against resting his argumentative laurels on academic research findings, even those from illustrious institution of higher learning.
At 12, he is thrust into a far from illustrious but nevertheless private school, where he develops a multilayered inferiority complex and a monumental chip on his shoulder.
Café des Artistes faced tough competition from illustrious restaurants in the neighborhood, including Picholine on West 64th Street, Jean Georges at the Trump International Hotel and Daniel Boulud's Bar Boulud on Broadway, all vying for the Lincoln Center crowds.
This rewinds to Churchill's school days (which were far from illustrious) and traces his multifarious career as a cavalry officer, a war reporter, and an avid participant in the Battle of Omdurman, in Sudan, in 1898.
This change is a very recent phenomenon, at least in the U.S. Tequila has been made in Mexico since shortly after the arrival of the conquistadors in the 16th century, but north of the Rio Grande it has had a short and far from illustrious history.
Far from shying away from such illustrious antecedents, Mastroianni appears to embrace them.
He shares some memorable moments from his illustrious 20-year career from the disappointing start of his rookie season to his three Super Bowl championships with the San Francisco 49ers.
To mark British Vogue's centenary year, the National Portrait Gallery is launching a major exhibition this month of prints from publisher Condé Nast's archive, featuring work from its illustrious photographers over the ages, including Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, David Bailey, Herb Ritts, Mario Testino and Corinne Day.
"The Shiites in the south, in Najaf, have been free for a week and they are still worried, still afraid," said Abdel Majid al-Khoei, a cleric descended from an illustrious line of Muslim scholars, speaking by satellite telephone from the sacred city.
The school now counts among its current and former faculty members ex-dancers from such illustrious companies as the Moscow Classical Ballet and on occasion even from such internationally celebrated troupes as the Bolshoi and the Kirov.
