Sentence examples for famed of from inspiring English sources
Most famed of the four dozen Songs Without Words is the lighthearted and aptly named "Spring Song," Op. 62, No. 6, in A major, from the fifth volume.
Genesis being famed, of course, for its analysis of the institutions that were not even a twinkle in God's eye during the time of the creation.
He raises homing pigeons — which are famed, of course, for their ability to return home, no matter how far they travel, to the place they know best — just like his grandfather did.
One of the most famed of all Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, it contains the brisk and comic type of rhymed aria known as a patter song.
Mokombo is the great-grandson of Senteu, the most famed of all Maasai Loiban.
Plus, the life of Josef Herman, famed for his paintings of miners.
That's the result of the powerful tides -- after all, this is part of the famed Bay of Fundy.
AFRICA is not famed for the strength of its democracy.
You're famed for your use of Twitter.
Thompson, famed inventor of gonzo journalism, once said: "I have always loved marijuana.
The river once boasted famed runs of Pacific Northwest salmon species Chinook, pink, chum, coho, and sockeye as well as steelhead and cutthroat trout.
