| There were suggestions, denounced as ludicrous by a raft of academic luminaries, that her research did not make the grade. |
| They might be the product of his confabs with the management luminaries of the European game at a forum in Geneva a week past on Friday. |
| In the capable hands of his bandmates, largely comprised of Cowtown's art rock luminaries, they swell to epic freakout proportions. |
| Sipping bottled water before the concert in Huntington in March, he ticked off a long list of luminaries with whom he had worked. |
| As is the custom with visiting luminaries, he was asked to give advice about other problematic patients. |
| It is a humble but honest place, with food more hearty than fancy, and prices appealing to mere mortals and theatrical luminaries alike. |
