Sentence examples for remarkable roster from inspiring English sources

The Gulbenkian agreed to the performance, as did a remarkable roster of singers.

"Pride for the remarkable roster of achievement that he has compiled as a man and a soldier, sadness that our comrade and his prodigious talents are leaving us".

At one point, Mr. Dodd was running no fewer than five record labels, including Studio One, and he assembled a remarkable roster of talent that included the Wailers, Bob Marley's first group, who released their hit "Simmer Down" on Studio One in 1963.

That's nurtured a remarkable roster of talent including Lucian Freud, Mike Leigh and Stella McCartney, musicians Jarvis Cocker, PJ Harvey and three-quarters of the Clash, actors John Hurt and Anita Pallenberg and artists Sir Peter Blake, Antony Gormley and Gerald Scarfe?

At the same time, Chicago's business elite, its civic leaders, and a remarkable roster of first-rate architects went about reshaping downtown Chicago into a modern hub of commerce and culture that they hoped would rival New York.

If Wallace becomes a Knick, he will be the fourth oldest player on the roster, a remarkable statistic given that Wallace is 38 years old.

Craig Lucas has amassed a roster of plays remarkable for their range and their thoughtfulness.

Her theater became a remarkable springboard for an impressive roster of promising playwrights, directors and actors who went on to accomplished careers both in mainstream entertainment and in push-the-envelope theater.

She had bought the camera in 1929, and what is remarkable, as one scrolls through a roster of her peers, is how quickly, and infectiously, the Leica habit caught on.

If you're familiar with Interscope, you may be aware that M.I.A. is one of many remarkable artists in the record label's roster.

Considering where von Oelhoffen came from, it is remarkable that he is even on a playoff roster.