Sentence examples for venerable of from inspiring English sources

Sheeps are graduates of that most venerable of comedy finishing schools, Cambridge Footlights.

At 14, Friend's Tavern is the most venerable of the gay establishments.

Change has come to the Karachi, most venerable of Bradford's myriad subcontinental joints.

On the other, witness a newly forged party with its roots in one of the most venerable of Islamist movements.

The Coldstream Band is the most venerable of this group having played continually since its formation in 1742.

The most venerable of our new-music groups presents a program of music for clarinet, viola and piano.

I wondered what Hazare, as an exemplar of a venerable style of civil pressure, made of Occupy Wall Street.

Fast Girls feels like the great-niece of the venerable Chariots of Fire: smart, unpretentious, with a great burst of speed.

One of the most obvious anomalies is the survival of the venerable tradition of retiring at 65.

It is built with compatibility in mind, as part of a venerable line of operating systems.

Octavian was also granted the title of "Augustus" ("venerable") and of Princeps ("first citizen").