Sentence examples for famed narrative from inspiring English sources
Rather it is the passage immediately preceding that famed narrative.
However, "Naked Hollywood: Weegee in Los Angeles," which opened Nov. 13 at MOCA Grand Avenue, posits a different narrative, recounting the famed New York photographer's sojourn in Los Angeles between 1947 and 1952 as a somewhat soured love affair.
The score was too overwhelming, he said, and the story, with its famed hundred-year sleep, problematic for someone who liked a well-paced narrative to drive a show.
Democratic leaders have hired famed Inception director Christopher Nolan to change the political narrative going into November's mid-term elections and, in the words of strategist Ernest Blomford, "Substantially alter the perceptions of American voters while there is still time".
In that sense, the speech was a vivid reminder of Mr. Clinton's famed capacity for juggling many different ideas, personas and narratives, and along the way rewriting the history of his own presidency.
The film is laden with classic film noir features moody black-and-white cinematography, shadows galore, two-timing women, and plenty of plot twists and it retains the first-person narrative, snappy dialogue, and droll asides characteristic of Chandler's famed detective.
Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?
Mr. Romney's narrative about the Irish setter Seamus Romney, shared with reporters during a campaign stop in New Hampshire, was perhaps the most emotional invocation of a pet by a politician since Richard M. Nixon's famed Checkers speech of 1952.
He acted with the famed Provincetown Players.
