Sentence examples for becoming renowned from inspiring English sources
This Monday night jam is becoming renowned.
The San Antonio Spurs were becoming renowned and not for being the team that Tim Duncan plays for.
The old man worked as a guard at the mill, yet even he wanted honor from his family and dreamed of becoming renowned throughout the nation.
The first guidebooks appeared in Renaissance Venice, when the city's aristocratic courtesans were becoming renowned throughout Europe for their accomplishment, wit and sparkling conversation.
As one of Europe's pre-eminent film festivals alongside Cannes and Venice, Berlin has, over the decades, forged its own identity, becoming renowned for selecting socially engaged material.
Cultivate is becoming renowned for its variety of produce, from edible plants in pots to a sophisticated selection of salad leaves, including mizuna and red giant mustard.
His wisdom becomes renowned.
And these tacticians were becoming as renowned as the candidates — or, as Stephanopoulos put it, "I was also becoming a political celebrity".
Where to Eat For a great dinner in a neighborhood that is becoming more renowned for its restaurants, go to Hearth, 403 East 12th Street, at First Avenue, (646) 646-1300.
Where once the company was famous for its construction feats on the Hoover Dam and the Trans-Arabian pipeline, Bechtel under its present chief executive is becoming as renowned for its financial designs.
Where once the $12.6 billion (1998 total revenues) company was famous for its construction feats on the Hoover Dam and other marvels, Bechtel under its present chief executive is becoming as renowned for its financial designs.
