Sentence examples for been known among from inspiring English sources
The Yellow Bridge neighbourhood has long been known among Bangkokians as a street food highlight.
Horner, a professional cyclist since 1997, has been known among his American fans as the Flying Smile because of his big grin.
The program's effects have long been known among poverty researchers, and for Ms. Dean, the most interesting aspect of the report was the political context into which it was released.
By Daniel J. Kevles The New Yorker, May 27 , 1996P. 94 ANNALS OF SCIENCE about fraud charges leveled David Baltimore... Baltimore won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1975, when he was a 37 year old professor of biology at M.I.T. 37 is young for a Nobel, but Baltimore had been known among biologists as a wunderkind for some time.
Like Bob and Ray's Captain Wolf Larsen, who was an angel when he was sober and kicked his passengers down the galley stairs when he was drunk, Webster, normally as sweet as cream, became so fractious when he was drunk that he had long been known among American musicians as "the Brute".
The New Yorker, May 27 , 1996P. 94 ANNALS OF SCIENCE about fraud charges leveled David Baltimore... Baltimore won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1975, when he was a 37 year old professor of biology at M.I.T. 37 is young for a Nobel, but Baltimore had been known among biologists as a wunderkind for some time.
"Jimmy Carter is known, among many things, for raising houses.
