Sentence examples for illustrious Scots from inspiring English sources
They can take comfort in knowing that many illustrious Scots on the iconic "Wha's Like Us" tea towel would not have a referendum vote either.
He was beaten back then by Hoy, but with only one entrant per event per nation, the Bolton-born rider was given the nod over the illustrious Scot for the men's sprint place.
In the long and illustrious line of outstanding athletes from these islands, the Scot surely is in the top 10, perhaps the top five.
The Scot Craig Ferguson recently completed a long and illustrious stint on CBS's The Late Late Show, while Birmingham-born John Oliver's regular appearances on The Daily Show have earned him his own HBO slot hosting Last Week Tonight and Londoner James Corden has just boosted ratings at the wheel of The Late Late Show.
The Scots won 3-2 but it seemed certain that Hassall would have an illustrious England career.
The result is no disgrace and nor was the Scots' performance after half-time, when they seemed to find a belief that they could hurt their illustrious opponents.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
