Sentence examples for illustrious schools from inspiring English sources

I suspect that Mr King's exhortation won't catch on, though – at least not until more news desks are staffed by alumni of these less illustrious schools.

In both America and Britain income inequality is high by rich-world standards, especially at the top end, so there are people who can pay for the most illustrious schools with little or no pain.

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.

(Amazing, isn't it, how people in plays can always instantly find the exact passage they're looking to quote?) She is fully prepared to spar with Cathy — the product of a rich family and illustrious schools — on semantic distinctions between "conscience" and "consciousness," in English versus French.

He is a graduate of the illustrious forestry school of the State University of New York Syracusee), his advanced degree is from Harvard, and — to continue the escalation — he knows how to get from here to there in the swamp.

"It was kind of heartbreaking," Glavine, who has avoided major injuries throughout his 18-year major league career, and even during an illustrious high school hockey career, said about losing his teeth.

Dietrich took lessons at the illustrious Max Reinhardt School, and performed in tiny roles in Reinhardt's classic repertoire.

Many of the world's most famous business people, from Bill Gates down, did not bother with an MBA, whereas some of the most illustrious products of business schools have covered themselves with ignominy of late.

Many of the school's illustrious alumni have returned to lecture.

At 12, he is thrust into a far from illustrious but nevertheless private school, where he develops a multilayered inferiority complex and a monumental chip on his shoulder.

An International educator and advocate for children worldwide, passed away on Friday, September 21, 2007 at Brookdale Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn, New York, ending a distinguished and illustrious career that impacted school systems throughout this country and those abroad.