Sentence examples similar to famed occupation from inspiring English sources

He was fond of middle names, of inverted subject and predicate phrases, of occupations as titles: "famed poet William Shakespeare and Demagog Hitlerer".

The writer, Gideon Levy, is famed for his exposes of the evils of occupation; he is also one of the small, perhaps tiny, number of Israeli journalists and academics who seek to pin the "apartheid" tag on Israel.

Even as he prepared to bury his son, Mr. Khan, a former mujahedeen commander famed for his bravery in fighting the Soviet occupation, still tried to resist the deployment of the Afghan National Army.

Oslo is host to many other museums, including the Ibsen Centre, which honours the famed playwright, and the Resistance Museum, which documents Norway's struggle against Nazi occupation during World War II.

Its famed industry?

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

The famed Park Ave.

Occupation: Drifter.

An occupation.

He acted with the famed Provincetown Players.

He is a famed cost slasher.