Sentence examples for illustrious one from inspiring English sources
The United States Department of the Interior moved on Monday to make this city's municipal landfill a national historic landmark, but the move was trumped later that day by another designation, a less illustrious one, on the federal Superfund list.
The Corner similar in concept to the illustrious one in Westminster Abbey commemorates America's great poets and prose writers of the past.
The list of galleries participating is an illustrious one, featuring big hitters like Gagosian and White Cube together with smaller initiatives like Kate MacGarry and Vilma Gold.
Most shocking was the story about the academy trust that decided to bus pupils with special needs or disabilities from the high-achieving school at which they had been given a place, to a less illustrious one in the same chain.
Although his golf career has been an illustrious one ― Woods has claimed 79 PGA Tour wins, second only to Sam Snead ― his future remains in doubt.
Linda Douglass, who parlayed a successful career as a television journalist in Los Angeles into an even more illustrious one at the national level, made a switch last week that sparked discussion about media bias: She signed on with Obama's campaign, joining his staff as a senior strategist and spokeswoman.
And the three champions from form the quartet were first to pay their tributes to Sachin's illustrious one-day career.
They program launches, events and readings as well, which have seen appearances from the likes of Helen Garner, Martha Wainwright and Peter Carey – and, on one illustrious occasion, Patti Smith ("The best one we ever had," Rubbo says. "But I probably shouldn't say that").
Conference South side Weston-Super-Mare will look to make it as uncomfortable as possible for their more illustrious League One opponents Doncaster tonight, that started with the size of the tunnel.
Another measure, as practised by electro-rock trio Battles in 2011, is to replace a departed singer with a string of guests, including ones far more illustrious than the one that ditched you.
On 1 June 1899, one illustrious international career was coming to an end and another was beginning.
