Sentence examples for all well known from inspiring English sources

The three American groups are all well known and respected.

The thick white hair, the bushy eyebrows and the smile were all well known even to those not fond of a punt.

Scarpa, Siza, Kuramata and Bo Bardi are all well known in the worlds of architecture and design, less so outside, and each book is a good way (at a price) of getting to know them.

And the key reasons for it – shorter tours, the scheduling of back-to-back matches, and the more aggressive, less measured techniques of modern batsmen – are all well known.

Those artists were all well known when O'Connor recorded their music, unlike Johnson, though, she says, he has always been well known to her. "All of my years, I loved him.

Glasses and helmets, microlens screens, and a parallax barrier, which are all well known, did not satisfy customers and had insignificant commercial success [4].

Recently I had a conversation with a financial advisor who represents several billionaire clients--all well-known tech leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area.

He considers himself a very serious scientist, and all well-known scientists have accents.

Inside were four former Labour ministers, all well-known national figures: Shirley Williams, David Owen, Bill Rodgers and Roy Jenkins.

In time she did work for many banks, but also for major companies in virtually all well-known industries.

"After all, they are all well-known international pornographic Web sites that all porn filters are meant to block.