Übersetzung für "A luminary" in Deutsch

Now you're going to be a screen luminary.

And it's owned by a town luminary, Norman Shaw.

The British artist is a luminary in the field of artistic x-ray photography.

Professor Michael Tsokos is considered a luminary in his field.

Dr. Trebi-Ollennu is a luminary in his field.

Nonetheless, can one still make new discoveries when it comes to such a luminary of European cinema?

For example, in the configuration as a so-called linear fluorescent luminary, a LED lamp can be very flatly formed.

The native Canadian is a luminary when it comes to recovering lost nerve functions.

In addition, they conducted a vast propaganda campaign to make Ahmadinejad look like a dangerous luminary.

Which of the concepts and prototypes is being awarded a Red Dot: Luminary remains to be seen.

This was just before the publication of his book What is - what can - what good is hypnosis? and saw in Gerlach an opportunity to distinguish himself as a luminary in the field of hypnosis, which at that time was rather unpopular in Germany.

The Hour of Code also offered participation gifts to some of the schools involved, such as a set of fifty laptops or a conference call with one a tech "luminary" like Gates or Dorsey.

So, J.P. Morgan, publicly considered a financial luminary at the time, exploited his mass influence by publishing rumors that a prominent bank in New York was insolvent, or bankrupt.

An exceptional master violin, this 1902 instrument was made by George Adolphe Chanot, a luminary whose work built bridges between the French violin-making tradition and England.

Right-wing pundits lambast a Democratic Coalition luminary for his controversial comments on atheism and Orthodox Jews. Rumors about new media chamber membership rules by

With its 60 per cent Social Revolutionary majority the Moscow Duma glowed with the last flare of a dying luminary.

In view of the high degree of specialization and short product life cycles, innovations are nowadays rarely the "stroke of genius" of a luminary but instead the result of constructive teamwork in expert networks stretching across the globe.

When a luminary or a planet is on one of their "turning points" at the same time as a star is on any of its "turning points", then both the planet and the star are joined together by the rotation of the earth.

When admiring the stylish, lovingly detailed and very feminine swimwear by the well-known designer Melissa Odabash, it promptly becomes clear that a luminary of the fashion world is at work here!

I took a tour on your blog, I'm not a luminary, but if I could I would give you some advice:

The Kenyan singer, composer and lyricist, a luminary of today's African music, was awarded the Music of Africa Honorary Award in Nairobi.

In every land We have set up a luminary of knowledge, and when the time foreordained is at hand, it will shine resplendent above its horizon, as decreed by God, the All-Knowing, the All-Wise.

Corresponding lighting fixtures are, for example, portable lights, a rod lamp, a hand lamp, a cap lamp, a linear fluorescent luminary or the like.