Sentence examples for certainly famous from inspiring English sources

While Fielder is certainly famous for his ability to hit home runs, he is also well known for being one of the chunkiest players in baseball.

The Bahamas are certainly famous for their beaches, blue waters, and bling, but the Atlantis Royal Towers is more than an Atlantis-themed waterpark and award-winning spa.

Though Le Guin is certainly a famous writer, she is probably not as famous as she ought to be, and these days her influence is mainly felt indirectly.

Certainly, the famous "Bonnie and Clyde" tag line — "They're young.

Certainly, having famous humans involved in your film provides considerably more marketing opportunities.

But Duras wrote one of her best and certainly most famous novels two years after she stopped drinking.

But most people, certainly most famous people, prefer Lorenz Hart's spin: whether born there or not, they would have Manhattan.

Now that the trust has democratised, as it had to, the credentials for a building's preservation, almost no house, and certainly no famous person's house, can be disrespected as built heritage.

Two American presidents, John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams, were born there, and the grandson of the younger of them devoted a whole chapter to the town in "The Education of Henry Adams", one of America's greatest works of autobiography.Quincy is almost certainly less famous as the birthplace of Carl Andre, a leading contemporary sculptor.

Certainly the famous day at Towcester when he and Mountain Tunes - a name to keep handy for sporting pub quizzes, I've found - reached 4,000 has already been left well behind.

And almost certainly not famous for his new album Urban Legend (Grand Hustle/Atlantic), as good as it is.