Sentence examples for be remembered mostly from inspiring English sources

The season will be remembered mostly for the Red Bull domination, and especially Vettel's extraordinary driving.

His first cap will be remembered mostly for being, well, his first cap.

Yet the velodrome may still be remembered mostly for its shape.

Maybe Mr Blair will be remembered mostly for the phrase "the people's princess" or for being a wannabe rock musician turned politician.Tony Thomas Crickadarn Powys.

Whether or not "O Lost" restores Wolfe's literary reputation, for the moment he seems to be remembered mostly for the grandeur of his failures.

Helm, missed by all, will be remembered mostly through his music, some of which is below, along with a recent, valedictory interview.

But this Mozart -- Maria Anna, nicknamed Nannerl -- is remembered mostly for being the older sister, by four years, of Wolfgang Amadeus.

It risks being remembered mostly for the scams.Mr Singh might retort that he has relatively few cards to play.

Though Cronkite is being remembered mostly as an avuncular, reliable presence, he was not uncontroversial during his time.

But he was remembered mostly for something that happened not on the field, but in the clubhouse.

When he died, in 1984, he was remembered mostly for his popular study of multiple-personality disorder, written with Corbett Thigpen, "The Three Faces of Eve".