Sentence examples for internationally revered from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Naharin, as the director of Israel's Batsheva Dance Company, became an internationally revered choreographer.
But before it could become internationally revered, Mr. Toker says, the place first described as the "E.
BJ Hosting a Q&A session with an internationally revered author would have to be a tough gig.
It's not so long since I had lunch with an internationally revered star who openly boasted, to a fair-sized gathering, of having seduced minors.
Snow, who is president of the Council for British Archaeology, said: "Of all our many treasures on these islands, none is more internationally revered than Stonehenge.
It is feared the still-missing internationally revered work could have been melted down and sold for less than £1,500.
Not only is he the owner of internationally (and of course, locally) revered Brazilian clubs like Warung Beach Club, and D-Edge in São Paulo, but he's also a respected presence as a DJ mostly pushing the exciting blend of house and techno that has graced the halls of his own nightclubs for decades.
International collaboration, which academic medicine demands, fits perfectly with this renewed post-Bush Administration vision of cultivating American engagement internationally, but perhaps especially so with the Muslim World where medicine and science have long been culturally revered.
Elliott trusted and revered Philby.
Still, Dalglish is widely revered.
