Sentence examples for What renown from inspiring English sources

What renown it has derives from being the river traversable by stepping stones at the base of Box Hill, and from its habit, often purported as a reason for its name, of periodically ducking underground into swallow holes.

I was like, 'I'm seeing myself gain weight.' " Among the men and women there was disagreement over just how famous "Jersey Shore" had made them and to what that renown entitled them.

That's what world-renown mindfulness teacher Tara Brach told me in our latest interview together about Radical Self-Acceptance for Gay Men.

Since then the idea of the <workshop> has spread and transformed into what is world renown today as the architecture studio class and is valid worldwide.

Yet, for all his renown, what appears not to have changed is Mr. Calatrava's intensely intellectual approach to architecture.

What gave him renown enough to make him a plausible Presidential candidate was his self-appointment as the manager of an international effort to get food into Belgium after it had fallen to the Germans during the First World War.

What to make of renown of this kind?

All of it – the instant renown – was what Vester Flanagan had yearned for his entire career, his former colleagues said.

What is more, despite its renown as something of a lottery, it appears to have met its match in a 24-year-old athlete who rarely finishes out of the medals in cycling's answer to the heptathlon.

Certainly that renown is part of what draws artists to Mad Decent, which scored a No. 1 single in 2013 with Baauer's "Harlem Shake".

If you find it, I wouldn't say that you should buy one to drink and one to save, but... well, as a hoarder of some renown, that's exactly what I'd say.