Sentence examples for bring renown from inspiring English sources

A first-place win would also bring renown to the Pratt School of Engineering.

The ancient Greeks had a female - yes, I know, because men never gossip - personification of rumour called Pheme who went about with wings and a trumpet, spreading information that could bring infamy, or could bring renown.

The Renata Scotto Opera Academy, which brought renown to the conservatory a few years ago, is defunct, but a two-week intensive vocal program is still held each summer.

Debo Band is a Boston-based collective, founded in 2006, that cultivates "the vintage sounds of 1970s Ethiopian pop," which, according to its program notes, include "the searing horns, crooning vocals and slinky funk grooves that brought renown to the Ethiopiques series".

By newspapers, magazines and radio the Gogebic range's first All-American football star ahs brought renown to himself, his home town and his school.

Image Courtesy of Blue Moon Brewing Co. Stella Artois Holiday Gift Pack The Den Hoorn Brewery was established in Leuven, Belgium in 1366, but it was in 1708 that Sébastien Artois became the head brewer, bringing renown to the once small brewery.

The concussive force of the works on display at the Neue Galerie may bring the renown that he richly deserves.

Both her eloquence and lectern-pounding delivery ("Bam!") brought her renown.

The Panama and Paradise Papers have brought Obermayer renown — and a Pulitzer Prize.

Known for its wry characterizations and graceful language, this lighthearted play about 15th-century England brought Fry renown.

The dominant theme was the struggle against apartheid that has brought global renown to the newly installed Archbishop of Cape Town.