Sentence examples for with the foremost from inspiring English sources

The art gallery, the Zwinger, ranked with the foremost in Europe.

Among the many things that a con man gets away with, the foremost is trust.

Although he never traveled abroad, he studied the works of European masters and associated with the foremost American artists of the day.

To help sell the space program to the American taxpayer, NASA shrewdly signed the infamous contract in the '60s with the foremost photography magazine of its time, Life.

Stanley Karnow, reviewing it in The Washington Post, echoed the prevailing critical response when he wrote that "her narrative deserves to rank with the foremost prison diaries of our time".

Born in Paris, the daughter of an exiled Georgian prince and a French mother, she studied with the foremost teachers, among them Olga Preobrazhenska, Ivan Clustine and Boris Kniaseff, and appeared as a child prodigy in galas and fashion shows.

But in her time, the seventies and eighties, Makarova was, with Suzanne Farrell, the foremost ballerina in the West.

He has a knack for projects freighted with significance, the foremost of which is the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture on the highly charged turf of the National Mall in Washington DC, just across from the Washington Memorial.

While all agreed on the need for growth, the disputes were over the means to that end, with Britain the foremost advocate of a liberalisation drive opposed by an electioneering French president.

By May 1910 Stravinsky was discussing his idea with Nicholas Roerich, the foremost Russian expert on folk art and ancient rituals.

Fittingly, the campaign is a collaboration with Wired, the foremost media enterprise devoted to the worship of all things new.