Sentence examples for own illustrious from inspiring English sources

As, indeed, does Dench's own illustrious history.

But the world championship gold is up for grabs and Scott has his own illustrious record as reigning European champion.

Ashkenazi cited the case of his own illustrious great-great-great grandfather, who had created just such a being.

Manning had also been asked if he could name his favourite three quarterbacks from outside his own illustrious family.

The season will also feature some remembrance of the poetry center's own illustrious past, which began on Oct. 26, 1939, with a reading by William Carlos Williams.

Vain and self-centered, he never tires of forcing his teammates to listen to him recount his own illustrious history at planning meetings.

We have never met, but I write to you now as a man in the middle of my own less illustrious scientific career who sees you as something of a living icon and a hero.

Harris held her own in this illustrious company, but never again encountered such a heady cocktail of the director John Huston, a superb screenplay and three such co-stars.

Correctly awarded the Scottish Premier League's player of the month award for October, the midfielder also showed in successive matches against the European champions that he is perfectly capable of holding his own in such illustrious company.

The West Germany team of 1986 tends to be forgotten in its own nation's illustrious football history, principally because it was overtaken by the victorious 1990 side and also because, having reached eight finals, the Germans are spoiled for choice.

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