Sentence examples for famed part from inspiring English sources

Portraits of the British monarch are a famed part of their legacy and an established PR practice, from Henry VIII's stern face and quadratic wall of a body, leaving behind an impression of a man not to be messed with (or married to), to Elizabeth I and her snow-white face gazing out upon the plebeians with less emotion than a frozen shark.

It doesn't have much plot — the reunion doesn't go smoothly, and that's about it — but the snappy one-liners for which Mr. Simon is famed are part of the fabric of these characters, and they and their foibles are presented with moving affection.

In 1975 she met Carl Bernstein, the Washington Post reporter famed for his part in exposing the Watergate scandal, and they married the following year.

We're looking out for orangutans – famed in these parts.

That's the result of the powerful tides -- after all, this is part of the famed Bay of Fundy.

He is as much a part of the Cardinals' famed Camden Connection as Milt Wagner and Thompson, two close friends.

This part of Calabria is famed for its stunning coastline, safe beaches and ice-cream.

Their father was famed conguero Miguel Angá Díazaz, who played as part of the Buena Vista Social Club, while their love of Yorùbá choirs was inspired by their mother.

Part of the Mitsubishi empire famed for its WWII aircraft, the automaker is cloistered from the real world of competition.

It runs schools, hospitals and local politics in these parts, not to mention being famed for its military prowess.

Guzman was born in 1954 in a mountainous part of the northern state already famed for its opium poppy cultivation and talented traffickers.