Sentence examples for doing famously from inspiring English sources

Outside the euro, Britain has been doing famously.

So while less renowned establishments all over the city have shooed their smokers away and watched their business decline as a result, the Oak Bar is doing famously.

The contrast between the real lives of families sinking beneath the weight of economic distress and the headlines that continue to insist that the economy is doing famously is extraordinary.

One school district that did famously well was East Harlem's district four.

She has never crashed and has never, as Ms. Wells did famously in 1929, bailed out.

But the Colts football team did famously leave Baltimore in moving trucks under the cover of night.

The difference matters, Rougé argues, because putting an everyday object in an art gallery and thereby transforming it into "art" had already been done, and done famously, almost fifty years before, by Duchamp.

It helps them, too, with other tasks savants do famously well proofreading, for example, and estimating the number of objects in a large group, such as a pile of match sticks.

An earlier-ripening relative of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc responds expressively to East End terroir, as it does, famously, to conditions in the St.-Émilion and Pomerol regions of Bordeaux and in the Loire Valley.

Superlungs My Supergirl Terry Reid Reid is known by many more for what he didn't do rather than what he did, famously turning down Jimmy Page's invitation to front the New Yardbirds (later Led Zeppelin) and recommending Robert Plant instead.

"The only way to do great work is to love what you do," famously quipped Steve Jobs.