Sentence examples similar to celebrated date from inspiring English sources

He knew I had lost my parents early in life, and was very sensitive to the feelings those celebrated dates could prompt.

His most celebrated works date from the early 1960's, but the show includes a Mickey Mouse cake from 1988 as well as an unsettling bakery case from 1996.

The peopled townscapes that were his most celebrated pictures date from this Edwardian-Georgian era, and he went on painting them this way long after the shawls and the flat caps and the "fever vans" had vanished from the streets, presumably because that's what his imagination dictated and what he knew how to do.

Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s when his songs chronicled social unrest, although Dylan repudiated suggestions from journalists that he was a spokesman for his generation.

Hauser's most celebrated work to date is Muhammad Ali: His Life And Times -- the definitive biography of the most famous man on earth.

Be celebrated, really celebrated.

The celebrated "Fortune Teller" is dated 1740.

Now, she's dating a celebrated chef.

"Like Italian film stars of the 1960s, or English soccer players of the '80s," Samuels writes, "rock stars are a quaintly dated category of celebrated person".

By refining an engine that dates to the celebrated small-block V-8's of the 50's, G.M. has managed to improve power, emissions and fuel economy slightly.

Sam Rockwell stars as Mr. Barris, a celebrated game show producer ("The Dating Game") and host ("The Gong Show") who, it says here, was recruited by the C.I.A. to become a hit man.