The Beatles' illustrious eighth album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," lends itself to anniversary celebrations.
Antonio Stradivari made many fewer cellos than violins, and Prieto's, nicknamed the Piatti after an illustrious nineteenth-century cellist, is held to be one of his best.
5.51pm GMT Jon Eley goes in the B Final, skating for the illustrious fifth place overall in the men's 500m.
Through John Dexter, who directed her in England, Our England (1962), a West End revue by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall, she came to the attention of Laurence Olivier, and she joined his illustrious first company at the National in 1963, sharing a dressing room with Joan Plowright, Maggie Smith and Geraldine McEwan.
The Rockefellers are still an active presence — David Rockefeller, who at 91 is the last of the "brothers" from the illustrious third generation, spends weekends at his farm, Hudson Pines, and still rides in his horse-drawn carriage over the graceful carriage roads designed by his father and grandfather.
But with four more years, who knows what new embeddedness might await our illustrious fourth estate?
For a team with such an illustrious history, seventh place in the constructors' championship is never going to be the limit of their ambitions.
Illustrious, the fourth ship of her name, was ordered as part of the 1936 Naval Programme from Vickers-Armstrongs on 13 April 1937.
He introduced a long roster of illustrious writers, publishing first books by, among others, Jean Stafford, Robert Lowell, Bernard Malamud, Flannery O'Connor, Randall Jarrell, William Gaddis, Jack Kerouac and Susan Sontag.
Apart, that is, from another illustrious local, former first lady Bernadette Chirac, who has thrown her weight behind Nicolas Sarkozy.
