Sentence examples for famed as from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that Midwestern plumbers, long famed as the slowest-moving group of humans on earth, are also the most polite.

She was famed as a poet, a leader of fashion and a political operator.

Nice's Promenade des Anglais is famed as a landmark and runs for some four miles.

"I went there especially because they're famed as the country's most multicultural suburb.

The palace is also famed as the birthplace, in 1874, of Winston Churchill.

Nice's four-mile Promenade des Anglais is famed as a landmark of the city.

The Brit awards are famed as a platform for hard-hitting political campaigns.

The area is famed as the birthplace of many of Mexico's biggest traffickers.

The man who was famed as the Queen's dressmaker was of different clay.

The crisis is especially catastrophic in Swat, once famed as a tourist valley, where the army defeated militants last year.

To the east of Boyle the rich limestone grasslands, known as the Plains of Boyle, are famed as cattle pastures.