Sentence examples similar to pre eminent distributor from inspiring English sources

"Without a doubt it was the pre-eminent distributor of foreign art films in the United States from the mid-1960s really into the '80s," J. Hoberman, the senior film critic of The Village Voice, said of New Yorker Films.

"Under his leadership, the company has become the pre-eminent producer of the hit prime-time global entertainment formats in dozens of countries, a top distributor and brand licensor, and a rapidly growing force in online and mobile gaming, branded entertainment and kids".

Arafat remains pre-eminent.

"Live is pre-eminent," Ritchie said.

* Anthony D'Offay, pre-eminent British art dealer.

As an historian, he was pre-eminent.

Sundance, the pre-eminent showcase for American independent cinema and a freewheeling bazaar for movie executives, is typically judged - often to the chagrin of its founder, Robert Redford - by how much money distributors are willing to spend on selections.

Olympians are about pre-eminent achievement.

(Motto: "In All Things Christ Pre-Eminent").

Méliès however was the pre-eminent conjuror.

He said he considered it a "pre-eminent" restructuring firm.