Sentence examples for Internationally famed from inspiring English sources

Many of Japan's biggest and most internationally famed firms are now more focused and efficient than before.

By the mid-19th century American riflemen, whether hidden or not, were internationally famed as crack shots.

Of course, he went on to become an internationally famed two-Michelin-starred patron of Oxfordshire restaurant Manoir aux Quat'Saisons with the three letters 'OBE' after his name.

Likewise, heavyweight British musicians such as Ginger Baker and Paul McCartney fell in love with the musical culture of the west African nation, and for good reason: Nigeria is internationally famed for its adoption of highlife and its homegrown Afrobeat.

The internationally famed Movement festival reflects the scene's past and nods to its firm ubiquity in the current mainstream with three hyperactive days of performances from artists who have put in time and command respect, including Squarepusher, John Digweed, Stacey Pullen, Richie Hawtin, François K, Nicolas Jaar and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

Not your mom's Rose Parade, Germany's one-day Love Parade features internationally famed and local disc jockeys who blast electronica music from trucks as spectators choose their favorites to follow.

Commissioned by the German director Sebastian Nübling to write a new work for the Deutsche Schauspielhaus Hamburg, he was inspired by Nübling's acquaintance with the Israeli mezzo-soprano Rinat Shaham, famed internationally for her performances as Carmen.

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.

Chelsea were famed for it.