Sentence examples for famed for having from inspiring English sources
Thatcher's government is famed for having introduced Section 28, banning the promotion of homosexuality in schools.
It was a tone-deaf response from a political leader famed for having perfect pitch.
Dacre's house in Wadhurst has been dubbed Dacre Towers and is famed for having a mile-long drive.
Mr McKenzie, a former boxer, is famed for having joined every major political party in the UK but never winning an election.
One was the late writer Tobias Schneebaum, who was famed for having lived with "cannibals" — one of whom was his male lover, with whom he consumed human flesh.
Club Monaco teamed up with the Strand, which opened in 1927 and is famed for having 18 miles of used and new books, "because it is iconic to New York City," Ms. Greenberg said.
The German played the solid golf he is famed for, had a run of three successive birdies from the 3rd, was four under after 12 - and four down.
Work has already started in Kent, Devon, Lincolnshire, Hampshire, and Lancashire, and the rural minister Rory Stewart – himself famed for once having walking 6,000 miles across Asia – says he's keen to have every one of England's 2,700 coastal miles joined up by 2020.
Mexico's bureaucracy, not famed for efficiency, had given its undocumented migrants reason to smile, she added.
With all the subtlety that Spooks is famed for we had: prison doesn't work, prison does work, politicians play God with peoples' lives.
The moral choices the last Fallout was famed for now have much weightier repercussions – I'm told it's impossible to play through the whole game and keep everyone happy.
