Sentence examples for revered names from inspiring English sources

It is not for me to judge, as a whippersnapper Pommie journo, but experienced Australian judges seem ready to anoint him among the game's Immortals, alongside such revered names as Fulton, Churchill, Gasnier and Raper.

Among about 50 fellow retirees are some of the most revered names in horse racing, like Sunshine Forever and Ogygian.

The father of modern satire crowns a list of 50 of the most revered names in entertainment which is dominated by British performers.

Three of golf's most revered names — Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Sam Snead — are not on the winners' list, but they never had much of a chance.

Bowie, Boyle, Bragg, Belle and Sebastian; music's most revered names have all voiced their views on the forthcoming referendum in Scotland.

To some, Mr. King's passion, work ethic and ability to inspire evoke one of the U.A.W.'s most revered names, Walter P. Reuther, the longtime president who built the union into a powerful force.

Those who treasure the history of cooking in print revere names like Amelia Simmons and Hannah Glasse, who wrote in the 1700s.

A popular prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, was up against Sonia Gandhi, bearer of India's most revered political name.

There are names passed over and names revered.' Read The Hunters or Light Years and you will find a writer more likely to be revered than passed over.

His hope, as Mr. Spence puts it, was that "because of his honesty, posterity would revere his name".

For those of us who revere the name Tavel — like my husband, Andy Besch, who marks the beginning of each spring with the announcement of pitchers and catchers reporting to training camp and the appearance of those first few cases of rosé at his New York City wine shop — a visit to this cherished spot is almost like a pilgrimage to Mecca.