Sentence examples for illustrious model from inspiring English sources

But aside from the occasional clunker ("His schedule was shot; tomorrow was going to be a nightmare"), the tone of bleak desolation is remarkably faithful to its illustrious model — an achievement that proves more elusive in the second novel.

Our illustrious model here is none other than Philip Su, the main (and only full-time) Facebook engineer behind the Facebook/Skype Video Calling announced today.

Woolf's essay and her comic play "Freshwater" (privately performed in 1935 and published decades later) fostered the legend of Cameron as a colorful eccentric, trailing Indian shawls and browbeating even her most illustrious models.

Nevertheless cloud computing came forth as a more illustrious programming model to handle large data sets using clusters.

"There's a simple idea that exposure to illustrious role models will inspire people to think, 'I can be just like that,' when really it's a much more complicated psychological process," said Ms. Paul, who writes about social science and the brain.

As can be seen, bronze has been positioned throughout the history of mankind as a depository and communicator of the values of illustrious characters, models for humanity, from Greek times until today, being filled with symbolic, historical and poetic values that lie in its physico-chemical, metallurgical and mechanical characteristics.

After an illustrious career as a model and actress, what led you to dress up as a housefly and various other lustful bugs in "Green Porno," a series of short videos for the Sundance Channel about the sex lives of insects?

Project Scorpio is Microsoft's soon-to-be-announced console, the next in the illustrious line of Xbox models, and is expected to be the biggest news coming out of E3 next week.

Sean O'Grady charts its ageless appeal – and compares the new model to its illustrious (but less profitable) predecessors.

It was through ACE and Northern Arts specialist panels that I, with more illustrious artists as my role models, learned how to contribute usefully to such discussions and to make and stand by those difficult arts funding decisions.

"Before you did 'The Daily Show,' you had an illustrious career in acting and hosting and modelling," Lazarus said.