Sentence examples for illustrious institutions from inspiring English sources
Botstein apparently realized early in his tenure that he couldn't compete with more illustrious institutions for star Ph.D.s.
Such is the ingeniousness of its simple format - often imitated but never bettered - that it is one of radio's most illustrious institutions and hosting it one of the most coveted jobs in British broadcasting.
A tour through some of our most illustrious institutions would make a pre-Mandela South African feel right at home.
The adoption of street dogs by some of Havana's most illustrious institutions is driven mostly, however, by the guards' love of animals and their desire for company on long shifts in a city with little crime.
But I would like to caution Mr. Cohen against resting his argumentative laurels on academic research findings, even those from illustrious institution of higher learning.
Last year, when ICE performed a preliminary version of "The Force of Things" at the Summer Courses for New Music, in Darmstadt, Germany, Fure confronted her colleagues with grim statistics about that illustrious institution: from 1946 to 2014, ninety-three per cent of pieces programmed at Darmstadt were by male composers.
We're pleased to be part of this illustrious institution and believe it will enhance the initiatives that we undertake as a public company.
Give us work by Paul Gauguin!" a group of self-confessed "aesthetes" have been holding placards and standing outside the illustrious art institution in Boston.
He hopes to persuade the man in charge, the esteemed psychiatrist Dr. Farquhar (Mr. Carradine), to let him interview the institution's most illustrious and prolific killer for a true-crime book.
Over the past 14 years, President Joel has built upon the illustrious tradition of this storied institution by placing a renewed emphasis on the student experience, academic excellence, Torah scholarship and communal involvement.
She spent years living between NYC and California (where she founded UC San Diego's MFA program), but during her time in New York she served as Artistic Director of The Poetry Project, the illustrious for-poets-by-poets institution founded in St. Mark's Church.
