Closing to investigate, these sails were identified as a small British convoy, not the expected force under Illustrious but another convoy from Saint Helena, consisting of the East Indiaman Indus, two whalers, three small merchant ships, the slow merchant vessel Brothers and the 50-gun fourth rate ship.
(It is worth noting, too, that Ceravolo was one of the nation's early-adopter creative writing students, having studied under the illustrious Kenneth Koch at The New School in the 1950s, years before even two terminal-degree graduate creative writing programs dotted the American landscape).
England's rising star Tom Lewis finished with credit and a top-10 finish, checking into the clubhouse on six-under for his four rounds, putting him above illustrious names such as Miguel Angel Jimenez (five-under) and Oliver Wilson (three-under).
Graduating from Central Saint Martins in 2009, studying under famed Professor Louise Wilson OBE, van der Ham is part of an illustrious set of alumni currently dominating the UK fashion scene.
They could be reminiscing about old times: almost all of them are former communists, and many had illustrious careers under the Soviet regime.
An article in the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal argued that the rash of "new" ideas and the wholesale rejection of time-honored precedent within medicine were causing severe consternation: "Does any one pant after eminence and distinction let him attack opinions which have been long received, and which are sheltered under the authority of illustrious and venerable names".
Something between a highbrow festival and an all-American summer camp, Marlboro was founded, in 1951, by a group of European émigrés the august pianist Rudolf Serkin chief among them and is now under the leadership of two illustrious pianists, Mitsuko Uchida and Richard Goode.
"I would be very careful about saying, 'You don't need this organ, get rid of it.' " Another reason to esteem the spleen — a purplish, fist-size, five-ounce organ in the upper left quadrant of the abdominal cavity, just behind the stomach and under the diaphragm — is its illustrious medical and poetic history.
But now the most illustrious publisher of all is under fire.
This stretch was followed by five consecutive World Series titles (1949 53) under manager Casey Stengel, whose squads featured such illustrious greats as centre fielder Mickey Mantle, catcher Yogi Berra, shortstop Phil Rizzuto, and pitcher Whitey Ford.
"Great Performances", "Live From Lincoln Center", "Nature", "The News Hour and "Bill Moyers Journal" all sprang to life under Jay's guidance, each adding an illustrious new chapter to the history of American television.
