Sentence examples for most important names from inspiring English sources

Unpatriotic though it may be to admit it, one of the most important names at London fashion week is Saint Laurent.

Still, some of Brazilianfashion's most important names — Glória Coelho andReinaldo Lourenço, both current darlings of Vogue Brasil —are largely unfamiliar outside their country.

Its legal assault succeeded, but has triggered a feisty debate over the ownership of one of the most important names in design history.

A show including some of the most important names in the last decade of Latin Jazz, a stretch of time when the music became more complex and more historically literate from both the jazz and Latin ends.

Isaac Rousseau, Mr. Ader said, "was really the first to establish himself there and is probably one of the most important names for that market in the 17th century".

One of the most important names on my list is ELLEN STEWART, the founder and, until her death in January at 91, artistic director of La MaMa Experimental Theater Club.

And, most important, name recognition.

But he will not be the most important name at the Garden.

Burberry is the most important name at London fashion week, and Christopher Bailey – twice British Designer of the Year – generally acknowledged as the nicest man in UK fashion.

Writer calls Diana Vreeland later, and she tells him that Vionnet is the most important name in dressmaking, but she was never fashionable.

On a day of furious deal-making, with players scattered across the continent, the most important name was the one that never passed through the transaction wire, or through the lips of Knicks officials.