Like many artists with a long-sustained work life, Mr. Okeke has been an important colleague and teacher, and even a partial list of his illustrious associates -- Bruce Onobrakpeya, El Anatsui and Olu Oguibe -- is sufficient to indicate the rich history here.
Earlier this year, when Mr Justice Moor jailed Mr Young for repeatedly failing to disclose the mysterious whereabouts of his lost wealth, he was scathing about the alleged role of his illustrious business associates.
The first time I heard folk, alt-country Americana singer-songwriter Gillian Welch perform live was at MerleFest in 2004 on the heels of the popularity of the Grammy-award winning movie soundtrack for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," on which she was an associate producer with the illustrious T-Bone Burnett and performed on two songs.
Pride is a character trait often associated with Jorge Posada, who used it to fuel an illustrious 17-year career in which he contributed to five World Series championships.
The Royal Court's illustrious history as Britain's new writing theatre has seen it associated with writers such as Edward Bond, Caryl Churchill, Sir David Hare, Joe Orton and Sam Shepard.
Although she had an illustrious career, Paulina was never one to fall into the glamour associated with being a model.
It's likely that post-The Leviathan, the title will end its surprisingly illustrious life and become engulfed into a franchise, making it too closely associated to be reused and also, possibly, involved in more complicated rights issues.
The Greek and Roman definitions of genius as a guardian spirit included genetic elements and were progressively associated with various aspects of creativity: It was seen as an illustrious creative power that could be passed to descendants.
Although Guillaume Dufay, the most illustrious Burgundian composer, was probably never a regular member of the chapel, he was associated with the ducal court at Dijon as a musician and chaplain.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
