Sentence examples for Celebrated name from inspiring English sources

For celebrated name alone, price: $85,000.

Lending a celebrated name to such a group is often meaningless.

Just as Americans were impressed by the celebrated name, so some Chinese collectors covet the Qianlong patrimony, he said.

The developer, Frank Palladino, scoffed at what he called baseless claims made by a bitter old man who is using his celebrated name to satisfy a hunger for attention.

Fukuyama, the most celebrated name among those enticed to visit Tripoli, did not respond to a request for comment, but others on the list did give their recollection of events.

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the 46-year-old argues that what is still probably the most celebrated name in British - if not world - motoring history now has the firm investment and operational platform (with BMW) to be great again.

He joined celebrated names like Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia, Lasse Viren of Finland and Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia among men who have won the 5,000 and 10,000 meters at the same Olympics.

Save The Arctic, launched at the UN's Rio+20 sustainable development summit in Brazil, has the backing of famous actors, writers, directors, musicians and business leaders, with more than 100 initial supporters ranging from Sir Paul McCartney, Robert Redford and Penelope Cruz to others who are celebrated names in China, India and across the world.

The campaign, launched at the UN's Rio+20 sustainable development summit in Brazil, has the backing of some of the world's most famous actors, writers, directors, musicians, and business leaders, with more than 100 initial, signed-up star supporters ranging from Sir Paul McCartney, Robert Redford and Penelope Cruz to others who are celebrated names in China, India and across the world.

Even 10 years later, when this lightning strike began to show its effects in my own work, when I could finally celebrate names like Myrniong and Wonthaggi and the attendant miracles and cruelties of my native land, I still did not have a clue about how García Márquez's art grew from his own soil.

They created a collage that celebrated their name (or shared the name they wish they had) or anything else they wanted to say about it.