Sentence examples for into illustrious from inspiring English sources

No doubt they would have liked the idea of God in the attic and the Devil downstairs, and of Blake bumping into illustrious old — meaning ancient — neighbors.

In constructing what should be indelibly etched in history as one of the greatest final rounds in major championship history, Phil Mickelson moved into illustrious company.

Pianists study diligently for years and consider themselves students even well into illustrious careers.

She was born in Woking, Surrey, into an illustrious family.

What if you heed the advice and move on into an illustrious academic career?

Others, aglow, see the uncertainty and the acceleration as the necessary hop, skip and jump into an illustrious future.

Mr. Hollinger's ambition is for Comstock to become a sort of super-neighborhood bar that taps into the illustrious history of drinking in this city.

Steve's curiosity and propensity for going where others were afraid to go evolved into an illustrious career passionately educating us on the consequences of climate change.

Born into an illustrious military family, as a young man he served in the army of İbrahim Paşa, vezir (minister) to Sultan Bayezid II.

Evelyn H. Lauder, a refugee of Nazi-occupied Europe who married into an illustrious family in the beauty business and became an ardent advocate for breast cancer awareness, raising millions for research, died on Saturday at her home in Manhattan.

He didn't have the grades to get into the illustrious, connection-making film programs at U.S.C. or U.C.L.A., so he put in a couple of years at Cal State Long Beach.