In addition to Whirlaway and Citation, famous horses trained by him include Pensive, Twilight Tear, Armed, Coaltown, Fervent, Faultless, Bewitch, Wistful, and Pot o' Luck.
A day in the life of a famous tech blogger (citation needed): I was pitched a story yesterday, an exclusive no less, on an 'interesting announcement' from Grapple Mobile, which provides technology and services for cross-platform mobile app development.
Long ago, Wikipedia recognized this with its famous "[citation needed]" tag.
Citation: Made famous for the part she played in the rescue of survivors from the shipwrecked Forfarshire in 1838.
This comes at the end of a small catalogue of citations from famous thinkers, including Hegel, who seek ways around Reformation images, and their "formal blandness and semantic transparency" (36).
On this measure the most famous currently is Rupert Murdoch, with 9,346 citations.
But at a time when religion, politics and popular culture are increasingly entangled, his biblical citation inevitably (if unwittingly) echoed a famous movie tagline.
Google's famous search algorithm emulates the principle of scholarly citation — counting up and evaluating earlier links in order to steer users toward the sources that others have already found helpful.
Citation: Arguably the world's most famous crime writer.
This citation is taken from J. S. Mill's famous essay on Bentham, reproduced in The Dissertations and Discussions at 378 (1868).
