Sentence examples for To be renowned from inspiring English sources

Long may we continue to be renowned for this virtue.

Is Reed Krakoff to be renowned for bringing the Helmut Lang look back to life?

He says Britain used to be renowned for its low rates of liver cirrhosis.

Enriched by local artwork and good air-conditioning, it was said to be renowned for its crab cakes.

The subplots to the drama are everywhere with characters known, unknown and perhaps soon to be renowned.

Stevenage have seen the funny side of an unexpected return to the limelight for Dave, who used to be renowned for his 80s perm.

Similarly, close-knit underground classes, from primary schools to universities, were renowned for their high quality, due in large part to the lower ratio of students to teachers.

During the late 19th century, and for much of the 20th, the cities that ring the Great Lakes, from Buffalo to Milwaukee, were renowned for prosperity and innovation.

Among the visitors to Lima were renowned Hollywood actors who were fascinated by the Pisco Sour.

Ibiza, to most, is renowned as the heartbeat of dance music culture.

The question might seem particularly relevant to Sky, who are renowned for their attention to detail.