Sentence examples for a renown from inspiring English sources

Many come because of the peculiar celebrity of Ms. Smith-Start, a renown that spans fashion and music.

The poem was taken up as the watchword of the "flaming youth" of that era and brought her a renown that she came to despise.

In tennis arenas, sure, Serena Williams can elicit the kind of fascination that Roger Federer does, just as Steffi Graf achieved a renown comparable to that of her future husband, Andre Agassi.

At the end of his career, Heleno spent six months playing for Atlético Junior in Barranquilla, Colombia, drawing the attention of a young journalist who later became a renown novelist — Gabriel García Márquez.

"That's what Caroline Ferriday loved, just the history and having roses that she knew were grown at the garden of Malmaison," the home of Napoleon and his wife, Josephine, who was a renown collector of roses, said Ms. Zitter.

The Mud Men are a renown cultural group who take three days to dress up in mud masks and perform as spirits in cultural gatherings known as Sing Sings.

These are the organs of renown; a fame seen, attended to, spoken of, the wide world over.

Acqua Pazza has gained a certain renown for an unusual pasta dish, tagliolini al caffè.

The Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center, designed by Renzo Piano, a world renown Italian architect and a recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, was described as a piece of "Ecological Architecture" in New Caledonia.

In one condition, participants where told that a healing prayer was issued from a Christian "renown for his healing authority;" in a second condition, the speaker was described merely as a Christian, and in a third condition, as non-Christian.

This guy is an actor of a little renown and I'd been following his career off and on.