Sentence examples for illustrious establishments from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile some illustrious establishments, such as Nobu in London, a fabled haunt of the glitterati, have had their awards snatched away.As ever, the debate among some chefs is whether it is seemly to be so obsessed with winning Michelin stars.
If the fruit is disappointingly tasteless or just underripe, then the best thing is to make Eton mess, a traditional English dessert that comes from the illustrious educational establishment of that name.
His message, after all, is aimed at the powerful establishment his "illustrious" brother has always embodied.
"These establishments have long and illustrious histories, but the cooking at both has never been better than it is today," said Burr. "London's great variety of establishments, its history but also its dynamism and vitality are illuminated by the capital's new Michelin stars".
The preparation for this illustrious career is privileged – Farage is no establishment outsider.
Will the illustrious MWA lose its crown to ITW? Will the literary establishment ever give thrillers their due?
Dickey joined illustrious company.
He is in illustrious company.
Though he lacks his illustrious forerunner's intellectual flamboyance, the present speaker has so far done a workmanlike job of keeping the peace between the new revolutionaries and the party establishment.
This attitude is illustrious".
