Sentence examples for two most distinguished from inspiring English sources
It was practiced principally by Pierre Bonnard and Édouard Vuillard, the two most distinguished members of the Nabis.
It is easy to understand why any letting go might be hard for Mr. Brustein, who has spent 35 years running theaters he founded at the nation's two most distinguished universities.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, March 29 , 1941P. 9 Talk story about Audrey Peppe, one of the two most distinguished feminine figure skaters native to N. Y. C., the other being her aunt Beatrix Loughran.
He was very successful financially and attracted a large number of pupils, of whom the two most distinguished were Marco Dente, known as Marco da Ravenna, and Agostino de Musi, known as Agostino Veneziano.
It's the same problem with Yekaterina Kondaurova, who is, with Gillian Murphy, one of the world's two most distinguished dancers of the role of Myrta, the queen of the spectral wilis in Act II.
In 1790 the Nova Arcádia came into being, its two most distinguished members being the rival poets Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage, a precursor of the Romantic spirit, and José Agostinho de Macedo, a satirist.
That May, Miller was named by Vanity Fair as one of the seven "most distinguished living photographers".
By William Maxwell The New Yorker, May 15 , 1989P. 40 Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The New Yorker, May 15 , 1989P. 40 Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The longer "Billie Dyer" (1989) drew liberally upon historical research in its portrait of a Lincoln black man who became a prominent physician in Kansas City and appeared as one of Ten Most Distinguished Men in Lincoln's centennial pageant, in 1953.
