Sentence examples for famed root from inspiring English sources

Among those in receipt of the famed Root correspondence were Esther Rantzen, Nigel Dempster, the first sea lord, Root's hero, the prime minister Margaret Thatcher, and the young Harriet Harman, then at the National Council for Civil Liberties.

In an area famed for its rugby league roots, with Hull Kingston Rovers and Hull FC (briefly renamed Hull Sharks in the 1990s), it is worth noting that sport had a major makeover.

Although he is only Belgium's second French-speaking prime minister in 40 years, Michel can claim impressive cross-cultural credentials: the Michel family has roots in Hoegaarden, the Flemish town famed for its wheat beer.

A prosecutor famed for fighting Sicily's Cosa Nostra has been enlisted to help root out city hall corruption.

Just a few days after the PS3's security was deemed an "epic fail" at a hackers' convention, famed system breaker GeoHot has published what is described as the "root key" for the PS3, a hex sequence that identifies code as legitimate.

Here its roots are traced to the House of Medici; a family famed in Florence for its political grip and production of popes.

Black's roots in track and field reach back to his schooldays in Ashington, the Northumberland town famed for its production of coal and world-class sporting talent – Jackie Milburn, the Charlton brothers and Steve Harmison.

Though the Kings' famed Triple Crown line — Dionne centering Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor — wasn't assembled until the team's second decade, the roots were put down when the Kings acquired Dionne's rights from the Detroit Red Wings on June 23 , 1975

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.