Sentence examples for illustrious fellow from inspiring English sources
Their sound too, full, sharp electro beats and icy soundscapes, follows in a similar path – if a little less dark – to their more illustrious fellow Swedes.
Scott Cooper's movie may just be a little too schmaltzy and dewy eyed for that, but Bridges' illustrious fellow castmembers also acquit themselves well in unshowy roles, and the songs … well the songs are almost worth the ticket price alone.
Karlovic, whose lifestyle is not as opulent as his two more illustrious fellow pros, was unable to conquer the difficulties of travelling with a baby.
Though he and Ms. Levine have illustrious resumes (he, a TED fellow who studied design in London and worked at M.I.T.; she, a cancer researcher, interactive designer and wildland firefighter), neither was a trained robotics engineer, much less a boat-builder.
Bessie's monomaniacal drive begins to falter in the face of the inbred English snobbism of the university, where almost all her fellow students come from better homes and more illustrious schools.
Agatha Christie may have been dubbed "The Queen of Crime," but fellow bestselling writer Lynda La Plante has secured a title even her illustrious predecessor would have coveted.
By supposedly trying to maximize shareholder value, managers of many illustrious firms helped destroy millions of jobs, passed on trillions in tax liabilities to their fellow citizens, and, ironically, wiped out billions of dollars in shareholders' equity.
At the game's final whistle, he is expected to walk into retirement – alongside fellow team mates Keven Mealamu, Dan Carter, Ma'a Nonu and Conrad Smith – and so conclude one of the most illustrious and record-breaking rugby careers of all time.
Dickey joined illustrious company.
He is in illustrious company.
