Sentence examples for pedigree- from inspiring English sources

That was at Thirsk and there is no denying that others in this field have stronger form claims but few have her potential for improvement on just her second start and her pedigree is a pleasing blend of speed and more speed.

He has been a persistent hit-maker, with a pedigree that includes opera and Shakespeare as well as commercial successes such as Boeing-Boeing and Matilda.

The film is relatively conventional given the pedigree of the Oscar-nominated director, the man behind Hollywood blockbusters The Bourne Ultimatum, Captain Phillips and United 93.

Let's be clear, this has nothing to do with Walsh's pedigree in the music industry.

The Octagon Theatre, Thu to 23 May LG There's something for everyone at the Brighton fringe, from the Spiegeltent on Old Steine hosting 31 days of cabaret and circus – with talent including Camille O'Sullivan (2-13 Mand anDavid Hoylele (13 May) – to shows with pedigree such as Bucket Club's Lorraine & Alan (21 & 22 May) and Show And Tell's examination of grief, So It Goes (8-10 May).

"Wayne's creative leadership across international businesses and his pedigree in entertainment production need little introduction," said Andrea Wong, president of international production at SPT. Garvie, who will take up his new role in June, first met Wong when he worked at BBC Worldwide and was pitching Strictly Come Dancing in the US.

Despite her tiny Spanish opponent's clay-court pedigree, this is a pretty good first-round draw.

That those three were, like The Imitation Game, of British pedigree, further cements the festival's reputation as an especially friendly launchpad for UK film.

Located in the southern French Alps, it is one of Europe's highest towns, and has an excellent skiing pedigree, having opened France's first ski school in 1902.

If Germany is the key player, it has a long postwar pedigree of Ostpolitik, preferring engagement and dialogue to confrontation, especially with Russia – a position that has angered the east Europeans who complain European foreign policy is being driven by German economic interests.

Tillis, a former partner at the consulting firm PWC turned North Carolina House speaker, made little attempt to hide his establishment pedigree during the primary campaign.