Sentence examples for famed formula from inspiring English sources

Try Daniel Bruhl, who plays famed Formula 1 driver Niki Lauda in Ron Howard's new film "Rush".

In offering such a wide range within a single division, G.M. has broken the formula of Alfred P. Sloan, its famed strategist before and after World War II, who molded the company's separately acquired divisions into an orderly ladder extending from Chevrolets up to Cadillacs.

Three hundred and sixty years ago, British mathematician John Wallis ground out an unusual formula for π, the famed number that never ends.

Another exhibition features the brand's most luxurious models, including the uber-expensive GTO (a 1963 model sold for A$55 million in October 2013, making it the world's most expensive car) and the famed Enzo, a car built in 2002 with Formula 1 technology and named for the company's founder, Enzo Anselmo Ferrari.

The north loop of Germany's famed Nürburgring circuit, first opened in 1927, is no longer used in Formula 1 because its whoop-de-dos launched cars in the air, something that is vividly depicted in Rush.

It was Muller's student, famed pathologist Rudolf Virchow, who later determined that all tumors derive from normal cells.

The hulking 89,000-square-foot space constitutes the largest retail store on the famed shopping street -- at once a symbol of the Japanese retailer's lust for expansion and a study in its formula for conquering new markets.

Its famed industry?

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

He acted with the famed Provincetown Players.

He is a famed cost slasher.