Sentence examples for more illustrious title from inspiring English sources

With such fabulous panoramas, False Bay is a place that deserves a far more illustrious title.

When Governor Palin — a courtesy title she will retain in perpetuity, unless she manages to replace it with an even more illustrious one — was selected as John McCain's running mate, she also then claimed to have polled the kids, and received a resounding endorsement for her campaign, at least from the eldest four.

But "Vienna," a long ballet, needs more illustrious casting.

Likewise, managing well-resourced sides with title aspirations means he is no stranger to trying to break down sides who use physicality as a means to nullify more illustrious opponents.

People more illustrious than me have gone into [tax] exile or left our country.

More illustrious schoolmate was Izzy Leopold who ran away to join up with a troupe.

But I believe that your running career is still more illustrious.

Developer-architect James Burton, and his more illustrious son Decimus, developed the resort in the early 19th century.

In this Miller is a larger, starrier, more illustrious version of ourselves.

From the very start Mansfield pressed their more illustrious visitors to deny them room and space.

This is not the first time Nolito has outshone more illustrious opponents.