Sentence examples for who of a from inspiring English sources

Merton said the prize's growing prestige is a testament to Ross' following, including his list of PhD students, a who's who of a generation of finance researchers and practitioners.

As a teen-ager, he belonged to a gang of rowdies from prosperous Assisi families who, of a night, would eat a fine dinner, get drunk, and, in the words of Francis's first biographer, commit "every kind of debauchery".

As a teen-ager, he belonged to a gang of rowdies from prosperous Assisi families who, of a night, would eat a fine dinner, get drunk, and, in the words of Francis's first biographer, commit "every kind of debauchery". Francis, a high-spirited boy, was their leader and paid the bills, which made him popular.

She is "like the little tottering, stumbling, clutching child, who of a sudden realises its powers, and walks for the first time alone, boldly and with over-confidence …" Intoxicated with her newfound skill, Edna grows reckless, overestimating her strength, swimming much farther than any of the other women ever go.

No one knows exactly when the virus jumped into the human population, or from which animal species - a fruit bat is one possibility - but the first victim is believed to have been a 2-year-old girl or someone close to her. "The Ministry of Health (MoH) of Guinea has notified WHO of a rapidly evolving outbreak of Ebola virus disease (EVD) in forested areas of south-eastern Guinea.

But Zeta Interactive's goal is to use data to figure out who of a pool of 350 million-ish people are the most likely to match up with what a marketer is seeking.

The works are loaned from a Who's Who of A-list galleries around the world, including the Uffizi, the Frick Collection, the Tate and New York's Met.

Illumio, the startup backed by a who's who of A-list venture capitalists and charismatic CEOs, tells a story about what we can expect to be a constant stream of companies with one thing in common: They are saving us from malware hell fire and the devil's phishing.

Illumio, the startup backed by a who's who of A-list venture capitalists and charismatic CEOs, tells a story about what we can expect to be a constant stream of companies with one thing in common: They are saving us from malware hell fire and the devil's phishing.

He worked with a Who's Who of A-list directors -- including, repeatedly, the Coen brothers, Paul Thomas Anderson and Bennett Miller -- appeared opposite a constellation of Hollywood's biggest stars.

The Chicago rapper calls upon a veritable who's who of A-list names, including Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Jeremih, Future, T-Pain, Lil Wayne and Jay Electronica, a real indication of Chance's growing star power.