illustrious

He has had an illustrious career in business ever since.

Illustrious was hit 8 times putting her out of service for several weeks.

The picture of her religious career, which was illustrious, is another matter.

But one is still reminded of the company's illustrious history.

He told her all about his illustrious past and exciting future.

"You are the most illustrious member of the family now," he told her with a smile.

He was married four times, to illustrious and independent women, but never had children.

Illustrious would have to look out after herself, Morris thought.

His book is yet another important contribution in an illustrious career.

But she is different from her sisters in this illustrious company.

After all, if he is to have the most illustrious teacher in the land, then the King must try to match him.

Well then, illustrious friend, when I have said my say, do you reply to me.

My guess was she'd been told by our illustrious prisoner not to.

"No, I was never a member of our illustrious army."

"Look what an illustrious company I get for the price of one.

None of these children carried on their father's illustrious political career.

Nor was the decade a high point in the store's long and illustrious history.

Yet, somehow, it seemed little more illustrious than the Moon.

I see him winning it so well, that my name is made illustrious there by the light of his.

This illustrious school has given many great artists to France.

And, my dear illustrious friend, do say what you think, that we may make a little progress.

He returned to the Caribbean and began an illustrious career.

Jonas was the last in a long and illustrious line of military men.

This single step started her on the road for a long and illustrious career in languages.

What happened afterwards, though, in number 1309, almost put paid to her illustrious career.