While his work is extensive, at present, his fame is mostly in his peace-building work.
Integrated with the architecture of the building, and one of the causes for its fame is Angkor Wat's extensive decoration, which predominantly takes the form of bas-relief friezes.
While the choir exists primarily to sing the daily services in King's College Chapel, its worldwide fame and reputation, enhanced by an extensive recording catalogue, has led to invitations to perform around the globe, and to an extensive international tour schedule.
As with most bands, recurring themes are present throughout TISM's extensive output, the most common being death, violence, fame and prominent figures, drugs, including alcohol, and the AFL.
One loss, Mr. Meincke notes, is extensive mention of confederates central to Mr. Blagojevich's jockeying for fame and fortune.
Based on our own extensive experience in developing and using such models, we have developed FAME: the Flux Analysis and Modeling Environment, a "one stop shop" that addresses these issues.
Logistics too: "Richard III" had a more extensive international tour than the previous shows, thanks no doubt to Mr. Spacey's fame.
The pre-Aristotelian testimony for Pythagoras is more extensive than for most other early Greek philosophers and is thus testimony to his fame.
No, it was their extensive rebranding as "Donny Osmond teen idol" and the move into television that killed the Osmonds' musical fame.
In an extensive exchange of letters with Benjamin Rush, the Philadelphia physician and patriotic gadfly, Adams revealed his preoccupation with fame and developed his own theory of the role ambition plays in motivating man to public service.
