Sentence examples for prominent old from inspiring English sources
Louis Auchincloss, a Wall Street lawyer from a prominent old New York family who became a durable and prolific chronicler of Manhattan's old-money elite, died on Tuesday night in Manhattan.
His name is Mr. George E. Sprague, and he comes from a prominent old South Shore family, and I believe he's the last of the old Prince's Bay oyster captains.
The school had plainly changed, then, since a yet more prominent old boy, Cyril Connolly, described, at self-loathing length, his abject cultivation of "the ape-like virtues without which no one can enjoy a public school".
Prominent Old World HFRS-causing hantaviruses include Hantaan virus (HTNV), Dobrava virus (DOBV), and Seoul virus (SEOV), that have a case-fatality rate up to 15%, with a high level of morbidity.
Moreover, even in the prominent old study of Assmann et al. [ 21] which emphasized a J-shape for TG cardiovascular risk, TG above 800 mg/dl were still associated with significantly greater risk than TG less than 200 mg/dl, albeit it was decreased in comparison to the 400 799 mg/dl levels.
Mr. Madrazo remains one of the last of the prominent old-style political bosses.
He failed in that bid, and in September he lost in parliamentary elections, running as a reform candidate against a prominent old-guard politician.
Fisher Brothers is one of New York City's more prominent old-line real estate firms, started in 1915 by Martin Fisher, who was later joined by his two brothers, Zachary and Larry.
Melanie Phillips and Janet Daley are prominent older women journalists – but so what?
At the age of 80, she is one of the few extremely prominent older women on popular television; that she does it all in supreme jacketing, whether floral or fuchsia, bomber or blazer, is an added bonus.
Every year there is tremendous turnover in the list, with once prominent old-money names like the Cabot family of Boston and the Fricks of Pittsburgh pushed aside by quicker-witted businesspeople like immigrants Jerry Yang and JeongKim, or natives like Jeffrey Katzenberg(see p. 96) and Pleasant Rowland(see p. 92).
