Sentence examples similar to constantly renowned from inspiring English sources
They were always renowned for their strength.
In more recent years they've established an internationally renowned label that is constantly pushing a stream of impressive talent, like the duo who crafted our latest MIXED BY General Ludd.
A frequenter of the renowned restaurant Casa Capșa, Mateiu Caragiale was constantly surrounded by a tight group of party-goers, which included Uhrinowsky and the aristocrat Gheorghe Jurgea-Negrilești.
During this time, Vargas Llosa constantly traveled to speak at conferences organized by internationally renowned institutions, such as the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Cambridge, where he was Simón Bolívar Professor and an Overseas Fellow of Churchill College in 1977 78.
Yaik Sang, a restaurant on Hong Kong Island, is so renowned for its lemon chicken that customers constantly beg for the recipe and the management generously passes out mimeographed copies.
His editor William Shawn, writing after Andy's death, called him the most companionable of writers, but added that "renowned as his writing was for its simplicity and its clarity, his mind constantly took surprising turns, and his peculiar mixture of seriousness and humor could not have failed to astonish even him".
They are renowned cadgers.
"Rutgers is nationally renowned.
The adjective is "renowned".
