Sentence examples for As famed from inspiring English sources

As famed tech VC and early Facebook investor Roger McNamee warned Zuckerberg and Sandberg, they are squandering their most precious resource: public trust.

As famed former SEC Enforcement Director and former U.S. District Court Judge Stanley Sporkin has always said: If you lie down with dogs, you get flees.

As famed Chicago Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray would say: "Holy cow!" This is a whole new ball game.

As famed VC Fred Wilson wrote in a post yesterday about his predictions for this year, venture investors are likely to be far more cautious if the country continues to see a "difficult macro business and political environment".

As famed Transcendentalist and naturalist Henry David Thoreau succinctly put it in his magnum opus, Walden, "We do not ride on the railroad; it rides upon us". The rhetoric in the market today is exactly the same, albeit less poetic.

As famed VC Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures explains, "What this would mean is every month, when your equity compensation vests a little bit, you will owe taxes on it even though you can't do anything with that equity compensation.

He was fond of middle names, of inverted subject and predicate phrases, of occupations as titles: "famed poet William Shakespeare and Demagog Hitlerer".

It was, as the famed conservative patriarch became increasingly confused and enfeebled, the writing on the wall.

To the east of Boyle the rich limestone grasslands, known as the Plains of Boyle, are famed as cattle pastures.

Rio – once famed as a party capital, then as an Olympic host – looks set to enter a conservative new era.

He is as much a part of the Cardinals' famed Camden Connection as Milt Wagner and Thompson, two close friends.