Sentence examples for Internationally well known from inspiring English sources

Temporary seats were added to bolster stadium capacity from 18,000 to 34,000, only to be removed after the tournament - by which time, Montpellier had a new TGV station and was internationally well known.

The instrument is internationally well known and has often been used [ 20].

The Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis II Personality Disorders (SCID-II) [ 52] was chosen as reference standard because it is internationally well known and widely used in research with both adults [ 53] and adolescents [ 41].

I've met inspiring artists, and I have contributed to the most prestigious and internationally well-known festival — affectionately known as The Pillow.

Con: he is not extremely well known internationally, and his sport is low-profile.

It helps that New York's leading advocates are well known internationally.

Ms. Golden, for whom things have happened faster, is well known internationally for her intense interest in new art.

The early-20th-century Spanish violinist Manuel Quiroga is not as well known internationally as his compatriots Sarasate and Casals, but he is an esteemed figure in Spain.

Few names in Swedish literature were well known internationally until the 19th century, when the writings of August Strindberg won worldwide acclaim.

Our survey focused on the country's biggest universities by student population, with the odd additional inclusion of those particularly well known internationally.

But I'm afraid that if they get well known internationally, all Icelandic bands will be judged by them and expected to sound like them".