Sentence examples for more established figures from inspiring English sources

Liberate Tate has received some support from more established figures including painter Raoul Martinez.

Meanwhile, some older, more established figures like Mr. Jacobs's business partner, Robert Duffy, aligned themselves with the group.

Both men defeated more established figures (David Davis, David Miliband) to become the leaders of their parties.

There was also a palpable absence of dread in the voices of the three teenage women -- Tatiana Golovin, Maria Sharapova and Karolina Sprem -- as they discussed their prospects against more established figures in the next round.

It's a wide-ranging anthology of fifty writers, bringing together promising young poets like Luna Miguel and Cassandra Gillig and more established figures like Tao Lin, Patricia Lockwood, and K. Silem Mohammad.

For the Real IRA the use of "cleanskins" - as they are known by the intelligence services - has become increasingly important as the security net has tightened around many of the dissident organisation's more established figures.

But if they do the next Labour PM could be as junior now, or almost, as David Cameron was in 1997 or Tony Blair in 1979.However, I think Labour will go first for a more established figure.

Swann has intimated that the next appointment at Glanford Park will be a more established figure.

Mr. Sinclair's appearance alongside more established design figures is evidence of a shift, particularly among students and younger designers, toward social responsibility.

That was far more than established figures like Joe Lieberman and Dick Gephardt got.

Morgan has become a rather brilliant specialist in political bullfights, crucial showdowns between more ostensibly powerful, established figures and brash, savvy newcomers whose superior understanding of the new world of surfaces gives them the upper hand.