But he added: "Whether this show is organized to be that pre-eminent show is another question.
When First Division football resumed in 1946, Watson was transferred to Sunderland, where, surprisingly but profitably, he was transformed, despite that pre-eminent left foot, into a right wing-half.
That pre-eminent advocate Michael Beloff QC has said that the object of the exercise of advocacy was not to show how clever the advocate is but how clever the judge.
The tangled syntax of that last clause may reflect Shawcross's own confusion, since he appears still to be a staunch supporter of that pre-eminent of all international structures, the United Nations.
This play, one of that pre-eminent living Irish dramatist's more overtly political works, is set in Derry, Northern Ireland, in the aftermath of a civil rights meeting that resulted in three unarmed protesters being shot by British soldiers.
Mr. Jiang, who is 76 and has been the party's general secretary since 1989, is widely expected to hand off that pre-eminent post to Vice President Hu Jintao, 59, at a major party congress this fall, in keeping with an emerging norm that senior officials should not take new positions after age 70.
The first half of the summerlong Sondheim Celebration honoring Stephen Sondheim, that pre-eminent composer of American musical theater, has been a resounding success for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
A hypothalamic nucleus that contains neuroendocrine and centrally projecting neurons and that has pre-eminent roles in central homeostatic processes, such as energy metabolism.
One that's pre-eminent driver shouldn't be doing this! (double par + king; ref. golf).
Beyond that, the pre-eminent role of high-stakes tests also negatively affects student engagement and learning.
I went to the University of Abe, and that was the pre-eminent school.
