Sentence examples for more established names from inspiring English sources

She takes her place alongside some of the comedy circuit's more established names and one of its newest.

This has been a superb knock, one that has put the efforts of the more established names up the order to shame.

The 37-year-old beat other more established names with stronger Scottish links, including Kenny Ireland, who ran the Royal Lyceum theatre in Edinburgh for more than 10 years.

The results were spotty: lower-priced works by the youngest and hippest artists fared well, while more established names with far higher prices sold often barely or not at all.

Previous surprise winners include Madeline Miller for her Iliad-inspired debut The Song of Achilles, Tea Obreht for The Tiger's Wife and Anne Michaels for Fugitive Pieces, alongside more established names such as Zadie Smith, Marilynne Robinson and Ali Smith.

Of the three more established names to make the cut, Charlotte Mendelson's third novel When We Were Bad charts the manifold repercussions when a groom jilts his bride for the officiating rabbi.

A more established name took the gold medal in the 9 to 11 category.

You can expect to pay from around £300 for a piece by a more established name and £65 to £100 for works by lesser known yet emerging artists.

The latter viewed him as "but a poor writer", while Johnson admitted that "if Derrick's letters had been written by one of a more established name, they would have been thought very pretty letters".

But the battle is much more wide-ranging as established names such as Google and Apple promise to do more to ensure that encryption is used as default on their services.

Orchestras and other organizations responsible for commissioning new scores are looking more and more to the same few established names, those of people now in their 40's or older.