Sentence examples for famous effect from inspiring English sources

In Naples, Struth experienced the famous effect that the South has on industrious Northerners.

He played the part in a manner that recalled some of the characters of Evelyn Waugh or Peter Fleming, a British travel writer of the 1930's who combined parody, wit and self-derision to famous effect.

As a tap dance teacher I take my hat off to you, that tap routine was sensational!!!!" Sunday night's focus was on a more manly apparatus, that of Mahler's "hammer of fate" employed to famous effect in his Sixth Symphony.

"I suspect he's employing the same plan Stephen Fleming used to famous effect against Damien Martyn — pack his favourite scoring area in the gully/point region with fielders, bowl wide of off stump and dare him to cut and square drive".

Nevertheless, Dwyer, then coach of Bristol, tried his luck with famous effect on the eve of the Six Nations of 2000, when he more or less described Quinnell and his even larger brother Craig as too fat to be great rugby players.

They will serve in their roles for the rest of their lives, compounding the "truly famous people stay famous" effect.

This is how Ray Harryhausen made his famous effects for films like the original Clash of the Titans.

This is perhaps an unfair description of the later theories of Lorentz, which were exceedingly clever and in which most of the famous "effects" of STR (e.g., length contraction and time dilation) were predicted.

The famous "London effect" has been particularly helpful to disadvantaged children.

Professor John Pepper invented his famous spectral effect, the Pepper's Ghost, at the Royal Polytechnic Institution in 1863.

In the genealogy of social networks in the Valley, the most famous network effect came from the small coterie known as the PayPal Mafia.