Sentence examples for famous instance from inspiring English sources

The most famous instance is the American Medical Association's campaign against the creation of Medicare.

Perhaps the most famous instance of incumbent justices changing their mind on a high-profile issue occurred in the 1940s.

In one famous instance, when costumes did not arrive, he reset the scene of Roderigo's murder in a Turkish bath.

But it's hardly as unpredictable as Lautréaumont's famous instance of surrealist conjunction – "the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on an operating table".

The undramatic, small-print language in which Lincoln offered the Emancipation Proclamation is the most famous instance of his mastery of anti-heroic rhetoric.

The most famous instance was 40 years ago, when André Malraux staged his splashy, ambitious "Musée Imaginaire" in 1973, which Lévy visited in his 20s.

One of the most famous instances of carrier-borne disease in medical history was the case of "Typhoid Mary" (byname of Mary Mallon).

Unbroken tradition is what made Russian opera great, and the tragic decline of that tradition is visible in such famous instances as the Bolshoi.

In the normal course of things, editorial work is relatively subtle, but there are famous instances of heroic assistance: Ezra Pound cutting T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" in half when the poem was still called "He Do the Police in Different Voices"; Maxwell Perkins finding a structure in Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel" and cutting it by sixty-five thousand words.

So, too, can some of the most famous instances where those laws have been breached, such as the case of Enron, the collapsed American energy company.Long before modern financiers created a market in asset-backed securities (the source of this year's turmoil) Kreuger was a master of the art.

Some famous instances are as follows: First, Societe Generale Bank, alleged fraud by a trader, lost 4.9 billion € in 2008.