Sentence examples for became famed for from inspiring English sources
He soon became famed for a character that was as sexy as his skimpiest garments.
In the 18th century Chantilly became famed for its fine lacework and beautiful porcelain.
Its own grazing lands became famed for Hereford herds and wealthy cattle barons.
The area became famed for its atrociously bad travel: soft dunes, scorching in summer and infested with highwaymen at night.
He quickly became famed for his super-analytical style, painstakingly dissecting tactical decisions using a series of on-screen arrows and slow-motion replays.
Mr. Bush became famed for immersing donors in his Texas life during retreats in Austin and following up with handwritten thank yous.
For the past 14 years, Karen O – real name Orzolek – has fronted the art rock band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and become famed for her high-energy, often seemingly unhinged stage persona, a howling, growling, shoe-banging dervish, smeared in mascara and clad in an array of outlandishly theatrical costumes.
But government ministers hope that the city will soon become famed for an ambitious plan to spend a fortune on improving its educational standards.According to league tables of exam results, more than half of secondary schoolchildren in Glasgow are going to schools which are among the worst in Scotland.
And it's something truly special, eight minutes of taut, dramatic, perfectly controlled build-up and breakdown, as Murphy fuses disco and punk rock in the manner for which DFA became famed.
Miller's small stature in a contact sport such as football forced him to rely on physical courage, something for which he became famed.
