Sentence examples for famed today from inspiring English sources
Zuleta died in Valledupar, a city 410 miles north of Bogota and famed today as the birthplace of vallenato.
Mr. de Rothschild said the Plastiki mission was inspired by the famed 1947 journey of the Kon-Tiki, wherein Thor Heyerdahl took his crew from South America to Polynesia on a primitive, decidedly nonplastic raft.
At Lambeau Field, only the Ice Bowl, the Packers' famed 1967 N.F.L. championship game victory against Dallas, began in colder conditions — 13 below, with a wind chill of minus 46.
Legend has it Anne's great-grandfather won Texas' famed 6666 Ranch in poker game.
On June 12th of this year, it opens its first permanent location inside what was originally Moscow's famed 1968 Vremena Goda restaurant, today redesigned by Rem Koolhaas and his OMA studio.
Her positioning references the famed 1967 photograph of Black Panther founder Huey P. Newton, resplendent in a peacock chair, clutching a rifle and a spear.
"Jimmy," a reporter said, "can I ask you a question about your famed 1975 Wimbledon final with Arthur Ashe?" "Famed for who?" he said.
It tells of Garry Kasparov's famed 1997 match in New York against Deep Blue, the IBM supercomputer.
If progress is slower than he promised, he may be tempted to weaken Chile's famed fiscal discipline.
The architecture society was established in 2004 after the demolition of a famed 1930s hotel, the Moskva, caused an outcry.
Wade is part of the famed 2010 free-agent class, and near the top of the Knicks' wish list.
