Sentence examples for illustrious students from inspiring English sources

And its homage to the Art Students League, made up of work by four illustrious students -- Louise Nevelson, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and David Smith -- is a sterling example.

As Wolfe points out, his two illustrious students continued to struggle with the complexities of how we can be agents as well the product of external forces — and the unique role religion has played in how we struggle to manage these elements.

"I'm excited to return to the Mecca in celebration of the achievements of our illustrious students," Boseman, a graduate of the historically black college, said in a press release.

SARAJEVO, Bosnia, 13 May 2004—When the school bell rang at Djemaludin Causavic elementary in Sarajevo this morning, there was a new and illustrious student in attendance.

Prof. Ginsberg created the first course in environmental law taught at Hofstra and shared his passion for teaching and law with many students throughout his illustrious career.

(It is worth noting, too, that Ceravolo was one of the nation's early-adopter creative writing students, having studied under the illustrious Kenneth Koch at The New School in the 1950s, years before even two terminal-degree graduate creative writing programs dotted the American landscape).

We cherish his friendship, his guidance and his service on the City College 21st Century Foundation Board, and we treasure the Mini-Circuits Scholarship Program and the Kaylie Prize for Entrepreneurship, which will enable Grove School of Engineering students to follow in Harvey's illustrious footsteps forever.

He was a former pupil of the illustrious theologian Origen.

ABT Studio Company and the Royal Ballet School (Tuesday and Wednesday) A decade ago American Ballet Theater and the Royal Ballet, based in London, began a trans-Atlantic exchange between students and young professionals from the two illustrious companies.

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.

And class sizes tend to be small, rarely more than 30 students, which is especially appealing given the illustrious teaching rosters at the city's elite universities, such as the Université Paris-Sorbonne, École Polytechnique and Sciences Po.