The Stavanger gang needed what Sicilians call an "illustrious corpse" to distract attention from the one in Stavanger.
AMID the world's wide range of illustrious dancers, I draw attention to a rare species that may soon become extinct: the Merce Cunningham performer.
Brought many illustrious designers to the attention of the world, including Yohji Yamamoto, Dolce and Gabbana, Issey Miyake, Marc Jacobs and many others.
A lesson in how not to investMANY are seduced by gold, but its less illustrious cousin, silver, is now attracting considerable attention.
For decades the area's illustrious cultural history unfolded "outside mainstream media attention" and the limelight of rising real estate values, Ms. Cruz said.
The death of Robert Bork at the age of 85 has naturally turned attention back to the famous hinge moment in his long career — the confirmation hearings that transformed him from "Robert Bork, illustrious conservative legal scholar" into "Robert Bork, icon of the culture wars," and made his last name a synonym for the demagogic, by-any-means-necessary takedown of a judicial nominee.
The kids came to attention at a call from Pierre Dulaine, the illustrious show dancer who, in 1994, started the Dancing Classrooms outreach educational program.
Through John Dexter, who directed her in England, Our England (1962), a West End revue by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall, she came to the attention of Laurence Olivier, and she joined his illustrious first company at the National in 1963, sharing a dressing room with Joan Plowright, Maggie Smith and Geraldine McEwan.
Winners compete for the illustrious Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,000 and international attention from press and investors alike.
