Sentence examples for almost equally famous from inspiring English sources

He's almost equally famous for having said, "Brazil is not for amateurs".

It is almost equally famous for having some of the most unpleasant service this side of France.

Scott's picture centres on a 16-year-old schoolboy (played by the director's now almost equally famous brother, Tony) truanting from school for a lyrical cycle ride around the dockland area of the film-maker's native north-east England.

Although he later made many fortunate investments, including an early stake in Holiday Inn, Mr. Phillips, to his chagrin, remained almost equally famous for the decidedly unprescient move of selling Presley's contract in 1954 to RCA for about $35,000, a minuscule fraction of what he would prove to be worth.

And to its almost-equally famous ice-creams!

Barenboim has become almost as famous for his work bringing together Israeli and Palestinian musicians into the same orchestra, and Rattle has made his equally indelible mark on the notion of music as peace and liberation.

Some artists became almost as famous as their subjects.

And I tell them, 'If people say they love you, almost always they really do".' Foreman is equally famous for his boxing career, the George Foreman Lean Mean Fat Reducing Grilling Machine and the fact that he named all his sons "George".

Here clustered the famous companies of, Heissner, Griebel and Romeiss with the equally famous Maresch factories based near Dresden.

The offensive tackles are almost equally precarious.

He tweeted "Shahrukh Khan is equally famous in Pakistan and India.