Sentence examples for two most illustrious from inspiring English sources

At MLS's two most illustrious clubs, on the East and West coasts, there has been much activity over the off-season.

Matur and Masri are the two most illustrious and cogent of this new generation of female poets; their verse combines to create a devastating but richly composed verbal landscape that it is at once epic and intensely human.

In the Living Hall of the Frick Collection, on either side of a fireplace, there are portraits by Hans Holbein of the two most illustrious politicians of the court of Henry VIII.

It is playing out in public view, enveloping two of the most illustrious shows on television, "Today" and "The Tonight Show," and two of the most successful men who have hosted those shows.

The group unites two of the most illustrious names in the book industry.

Horatius Cocles,29 however, first, and with him two of the most illustrious men of the city, Herminius and Lartius, defended the wooden bridge against them.

The film was to be presented by two of its most illustrious devotees, director Martin Scorsese and Thelma Schoonmaker, Scorsese's longtime editor and Powell's widow.

Khosrow I was one of the most illustrious Sāsānian monarchs.

That team also happens to be one of the most illustrious and successful in the sport.

Mr. Joisel, a solitary Frenchman who was widely regarded as one of the most illustrious origami artists in the world, died on Oct. 10 in Argenteuil, outside Paris.

But the damage rippled far beyond this historic city because of the project's main financial backer: one of the most illustrious nonprofit housing groups in the nation.