In renovating the club, they have become enchanted with its past -- and particularly with its greatest reputed member, James J. Walker, the city's notoriously dapper mayor of the Jazz Age.
I recently visited Maison Lameloise – a trans-generation hand-me-down of great repute in Burgundy.
Achieving great repute in the pulpit, he was appointed preacher at the Chapel Royal, Savoy, London, in 1641.
"He treats every one with the same respect, from the janitor to Anne-Sophie Mutter, a soloist of great repute," said Paul Silver, a violist.
Mercadante (1795-1870), a Neapolitan who also wrote flute concertos, was an opera composer of great repute, although he never won a place alongside the big four, Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti and Verdi.
France haven't really faced a side of any great repute since they last met Germany two years ago, when they were knocked out the World Cup at the quarter-finals courtesy of a Mats Hummels header.
Instead, it would do us all a cultural service to construct a final resting place for writers whose relationship with religion was not entirely straightforward: somewhere humanist rather than atheist; open and inviting, rather than strictly controlled; and above all spacious, since hopefully England hasn't quite finished producing poets and novelists of great repute.
"It is an honor for us that investors of such great repute have invested into an e-commerce company as young as ZALORA.
A former England Sevens international of great repute, claiming the IRB Sevens Player of the Year award in 2004, Amor praised the spectacle it presented.
This oil of great repute was exported in the so-called Dressel 6B (Dr 6B) amphorae towards northern Italy and the Danubian provinces, along major trade roads in the Empire (Figure 1).
