Sentence examples for especially celebrated from inspiring English sources

WITH the exception of Sir Carol Reed's screen adaptation of "The Third Man," which is a classic of sorts, the celebrated stories of Graham Greene have not been made into especially celebrated films.

William Thomson – honoured as Baron Kelvin of Largs – was Victorian Britain's most famous physicist, especially celebrated for laying the trans-Atlantic telegraph cable.

Inscriptions concerning the Clarian oracle, which was especially celebrated during Roman times, have been found as far away as Britain.

It won five Tony Awards, including best play, and was especially celebrated for the use of life-size puppets to depict horses.

Croton was especially celebrated for its successes in the Olympic Games from 588 bc onward, Milo of Croton being the most famous of its athletes.

The Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475 1564) was especially celebrated for his disegno, a term that embraces both drawing and conceptual design.

Our society especially celebrates invention, but this stage exists only in the context of those before and after.

But the company is no doubt especially celebrating its performance in Southeast Asia, where it's been making a strong push in recent years.

And if you are in recovery from an eating disorder, then especially, celebrate your wondrous, bulging, breathtaking muffin top.

Bruce, you've got a new album, Bride Of The Noisemakers, which especially celebrates your last few albums and playing out on the road.

This event especially celebrates the Culver City Art District, a cluster of galleries exhibiting new and distinguished artists, located near the intersection of Washington and La Ciengea Boulevards.