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1
His pupils were legion and many of them rose to
great
eminence
.
2
This worthy citizen had risen to his
great
eminence
from small beginnings.
3
Another man of
great
eminence
whom I met in those days was Thiers.
4
As a general scholar, as well as a theologian, he attained
great
eminence
.
5
Andrea's scholars were numerous, though only a few rose to any
great
eminence
.
6
Not all starlings do this, and only a few attain
great
eminence
in that line.
7
This
great
eminence
is not a natural mountain.
8
He is now on a
great
eminence
,
where the eyes of mankind are turned to him.
9
Both these officers were soon exchanged, and served through the war, neither rising to
great
eminence
.
10
For he was a man of
great
eminence
,
both for his actions and his conduct also.
11
Next comes Sir Andrew Freeport, "a merchant of
great
eminence
in the City of London."
12
He attained
great
eminence
as a naturalist.
13
A public man of
great
eminence
,
he has expressed an English view of German "intentions."
14
Political, military, naval, university, and clerical parties, of
great
eminence
,
defend abuses in their several lines when profitable.
15
One
great
eminence
was a wonderful sight with its whole side smoothed by the sickles of indomitable forage collectors.
16
Good fortune, as is usually the case when a man rises to
great
eminence
,
played its part in his career.
great
eminence
great