Sentence examples for venerable public from inspiring English sources

It looks as if yet another venerable public work is going to be renamed after a politician.

To this extent, that venerable public servant Robert Winston and that under-rated broadcaster Sophie Raworth were engaged in a noble endeavour.

Among other important materials, it contains the precious collection of manuscripts and rare books of Damascus's venerable public library, al-Ẓāhiriyyah.

It's across the street from the Pinacoteca, the venerable public art museum that was masterfully restored in exposed-brick style in the 1990s by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, a winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.

The venerable public pension system famously sought to give some measure of protection against these "hazards and vicissitudes of life".It started levying taxes on workers' wages in January 1937.

Couples and Norman are veterans of the Presidents Cup, a biennial competition that will next be contested in September 2009 at San Francisco's Harding Park Golf Course, a venerable public course.

Presumably PBS calls its new monthly magazine edition of "Frontline" a "fast turnaround" version of that venerable public-affairs program because "somewhat less slow turnaround" didn't test well with target audiences.

The House that Jack Built is being produced by DR, the venerable Danish public broadcaster that has nurtured international hits like The Killing and Borgen.

Levi's was privatized in 1985, only 14 years after the Haas family took the venerable firm public.

Last August, shortly after the memorial was opened to the public, the venerable poet Maya Angelou protested that the most prominently displayed of its fourteen King quotations — the sole inscription on the broad right side of the hideous, Kim Il Sung-style statue — is a fake and a travesty, making King sound, in Angelou's phrase, like "an arrogant twit".

It seems that on July 14 , 2008 one Andrew Vactor, a 24 year old student at Urbana University, committed an offense against the King's Peace and good order (violation of the local noise ordinance) by blaring rap music from the speakers of his venerable Chevrolet Impala on the public street.