Sentence examples for illustrious alumni from inspiring English sources

Many of the school's illustrious alumni have returned to lecture.

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Thus I assumed the university's illustrious alumni were evidence of a grand tradition.

MANY of Britain's best-known private schools now famous both for their illustrious alumni and their eyewatering fees were founded to educate poor children.

Despite illustrious alumni like the astronomer Carl Sagan, the high school has in recent years been troubled by disciplinary problems and low test scores.

The names bestowed on various buildings were not those of illustrious alumni, but the likes of General Mills, Conrad N. Hilton and J. Willard Marriott.

Boody, now a middle school, has not forgotten its illustrious alumnus.

Like many onetime pub rockers, the movement's most illustrious alumnus, Elvis Costello, initially recorded on the Stiff label.

Edward & Barbara Netter, Co-Founders GOLDEN--William T. The members of the Department of Biological Sciences at Columbia University mourn the death of their illustrious alumnus, Bill Golden.

And on the movement's 50th anniversary, Cooper Union, in collaboration with the Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center in Vilnius, Lithuania, is paying homage to Maciunas, its illustrious alumnus, with this engrossing archival show.

My own high school, North Hollywood High, in Los Angeles, had three or four A.P. classes when I graduated, in 1979 (a time when we were told that our most illustrious alumnus was Bert Convy, the game-show host; Susan Sontag had gone there, too, but nobody mentioned her).