Sentence examples for old pantheon from inspiring English sources

There is general agreement that, among the 325 professional orchestras in America, the old pantheon of the Big Five-the orchestras of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago-still holds.

Upon entering the main space of the mausoleum through a narrow hallway from the old Pantheon, visitors gaze up to the sweep of the ceiling, which seems to disappear as it rises, inducing a slight feeling of vertigo.

He was compared, interestingly, not to the older pantheon of American directors (Ford, Huston, Welles) but to the international directorial elite - Kurosawa, Ophuls, Renoir, Bunuel.

While the numbers may seem old, Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics notes that this will be the last "clean" report on unemployment released this year.

Other collections of criticism making the finals are Philip Ball's "Bright Earth" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), Julia Blackburn's "Old Man Goya" (Pantheon), Christopher Ricks's "Reviewery" (Handsel) and Charles Rosen's "Piano Notes" (Scribners/Free Press).

All along, she has been vilified--a rare distinction for anyone so close to the pantheon of old Hollywood stars.

The Wiener Staatsoper squats in the centre of town; stern-faced monuments to the old gods of the musical pantheon glower down at you in every square.

Gammarelli, nestled behind the Pantheon, is the oldest and most famous shop in a district that is to Roman Catholic clerical garb what the streets between the Via del Corso and the Spanish Steps are to la moda.

Freese joined Willie Stargell (1979), Darrell Porter (1982), Orel Hershiser (1988), Livan Hernandez (1997) and Cole Hamels (2008) as double winners, and it's not clear yet where in that pantheon the 28-year-old Freese falls.

The Pantheon -one of the oldest standing domed structure in Rome was built as a temple to all the gods of Ancient Rome.It was believed to be built in the 126 AD.

She does an excellent job of putting right old unfairnesses by reinstating him to the pantheon of great 19th-century landscapists.