Sentence examples for got eminent from inspiring English sources
I once got an eminent horse specialist along here to do a rig operation and the horse stopped breathing half way through.
Sure, expectations are going to be high when you've got the pre-eminent director of his generation, plus one of the most fêted actors of another.
Basically, the customer brought his kid in, and his kid likes to cook, and so he's got the pre-eminent chef in Boston as his private tutor: the kind of stacked odds that she once knew from the other side.
But a few things make eminent sense.
I asked Coster-Mullen what he thought about the fact that so many eminent historians got the story of the bomb wrong.
John Zorn, a master of both the jazz and the contemporary-classical genres, has exploited the possibilities of the present New York moment more inventively and… When news got out that the eminent British composer Mark-Anthony Turnage was writing an opera about the life of Playboy model and would-be heiress Anna….
When news got out that the eminent British composer Mark-Anthony Turnage was writing an opera about the life of Playboy model and would-be heiress Anna Nicole Smith, it was greeted with the same you've-got-to-be-kidding gossip that bloomed when people heard that John Adams was going to put music in the mouths of Richard Nixon and Mao Tse-tung.
When Hebbard got started on the "eminent domain" issue, he said pointedly, "It's the taking of private land for private gain.
Washington state forbids the practice for private development; Seattle has won a stack of awards.The opponents say they do not want to get rid of eminent domain just to tie its use back to a meaningful definition of blight.
