Sentence examples for illustrious team of from inspiring English sources

(Catherine Rampell) 'New Girl in Town' This 1957 musical adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christie" assembled an illustrious team of showmen in the producer Harold Prince, the book writer and original director George Abbott, the composer and lyricist Bob Merrill, and the choreographer Bob Fosse.

(Brantley) 'New Girl in Town' This 1957 musical adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christie" assembled an illustrious team of showmen in the producer Harold Prince, the book writer and original director George Abbott, the composer and lyricist Bob Merrill, and the choreographer Bob Fosse.

This month I welcome a new name to my illustrious team of compilers, one Florian Grill, head of the excellent Dying Victims Productions label, and author of the biblically-sized annual zine, Thrash Attack.

On closer look, however, the idea not only holds together, but it makes beautiful sense: The revival of the fourth-most successful team in the history of Formula One is hardly different than a change in ownership of other illustrious teams of the past, even if in this case the return of one of the greatest brand names in British motor sports is being steered by a Malaysian company.

This coincided with the success of Fernando Alonso, a Spanish driver who by 2006 was double world champion and then in 2010 joined Ferrari, the most illustrious team in the history of the series.

"Honestly, no," said Rubens Barrichello, a driver at the Williams team, when asked whether he carried the weight of his illustrious team's history on his shoulders when he drove in Monaco.

And the same may be said of this old, illustrious team and the Formula One series itself, Montezemolo said.

So far eight players from that illustrious Chargers team of '94 have died.

But what of Grosjean, who had too many accidents last year and struggled to match his illustrious team-mate at the start of this season?

Jamieson, who came to London as far more of a medal outsider than some of his more illustrious team-mates and set a new British record in his heat, could never be accused of the same crime.

Chances are your average England supporter did not recognise the face of Andros Townsend when he lined up alongside his more illustrious team-mates to sing 'God Save The Queen' before Friday's victory against Montenegro.