Sentence examples for amount of renown from inspiring English sources

A billionaire who runs the world's third-largest software company and who gives away millions of dollars each year to charity, Mr. Wang has enjoyed a fair amount of renown for some time.

Not content with that amount of renown, Hill went on to be a coach, manager, director and chairman at Coventry City, where he was also credited with coining the nickname Sky Blues after changing the kit, writing a new club song and introducing the first modern match programme.

OBERAMMERGAU, Germany — The residents of this Bavarian village have connected with the Roman Catholic Church in a particular and persistent way: every 10 years since 1634, they have brought the crucifixion of Jesus Christ to life in a Passion play that has earned them worldwide renown but no small amount of criticism.

It enjoyed three decades of renown.

He called it the Shalimar, "Delaware's theater of renown".

What to make of renown of this kind?

Three writers of varying levels of renown are sharing the cell as the play opens.

Finally, we turned to the ultimate chemical weapon, a killer of renown: a disinfectant.

Only one airline made the list, though Asia boasts sveral of renown.

(The Frenzy of Renown, 7).

After Milo's career, Croton apparently produced no other athletes of renown.