Sentence examples for always be known from inspiring English sources

But they will always be known for their ghosts, specifically those that haunted their best-known film, "The Eye," which came out in 2002.

Polanski will always be known for his work.

"We feel it's a legacy, that it will always be known as the old G.M. site".

The neoliberal revival of the 1980s will always be known as the Reagan-Thatcher revolution.

Bill Walsh will always be known as one of the smartest men in professional football.

The Shot In United States Open lore, it will always be known as The Shot.

To Shankar, who had by now lost his parents, Allauddin would always be known simply as Baba (Father).

For better or worse, though, Ortiz is, and will always be, known for being a clutch hitter.

But since this is Leeds they'll always be known as scraps, even though there's nothing scrappy about them.

The Supreme Court's 2000-2001 term will always be known to many as the year the judiciary picked the president.

The point guard from the small Victorian town of Maryborough knew he would always be known as an NBA champion.