Sentence examples for most highly decorated from inspiring English sources

It becomes one of the most highly decorated units in Army history.

Both are Commanders of the British Empire, making this the most highly decorated Booker jury for many years.

Two of them were among the most highly decorated -- they weren't allowed on a military base to have guns.

Mr. Merwin was one of the most highly decorated poets in the nation, and very likely the world.

Vice Adm. Harry DeWolf, a destroyer commander who was Canada's most highly decorated naval officer of World War II, died Dec. 18 in his home in Ottawa.

The champions moved quickly to replace British football's most highly decorated manager once a tearful Ferguson told executives two days ago that he would be stepping down.

Brig. Gen. Denis Whitaker, one of Canada's most highly decorated army officers of World War II and a military historian and sportsman, died May 30 in Oakville, Ontario.

The MLB Network launched in 50 million homes on January 1. SECAUCUS, N.J. - MLB Network today announced that Bob Costas, one of the most accomplished and highly decorated sports broadcasters in history, has joined its roster of on-air talent, effective immediately.

Often, the eyeteeth of elk were pierced and used to decorate dresses; as each elk had at most two suitable teeth, a highly decorated dress conspicuously displayed the skill and dedication of the hunters in a woman or girl's family.

They are partners in Studio Peregalli, one of the most highly regarded decorating and architecture firms in the world, known for extraordinary attention to detail and an uncanny ability to conjure the rarefied spirit of historical eras long forgotten.

Ms. Fister said that many Chicanos returned to Los Angeles from World War II, some highly decorated, but were not permitted to use most public swimming pools.