Phrases with «illustrious line»

The phrase "illustrious line" refers to a family or lineage that has a long history of success, achievements, or great reputation. Full definition

Sentences with «illustrious line»

  • He is the first of a long and illustrious line of American once - born men — men with no deep need for spiritual rebirth — devoted indistinguishably to themselves and their duties, childishly pleased with their own success, and only very occasionally tasting the bitter savor of ashes. (religion-online.org)
  • This is the most extreme of a long and illustrious line of bonkers Sevens. (evo.co.uk)
  • «Each of these fine directors join an illustrious line of filmmakers throughout Guild history who have represented the best in directorial achievement. (dga.org)
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