Sentence examples for famous internationally for from inspiring English sources

In downtown Santiago three blocks directly south of Chile's presidential palace, La Moneda, most famous internationally for being the site of Pinochet's military coup against the socialist government of Salvador Allende.

Famous internationally for his TV and radio work, he is popular in Leeds and Yorkshire as a familiar face who kept his childhood friends and lived just up the road from where he was born.

One of the first stars to bring rock'n'roll to Italy, he's most famous internationally for the remarkable glam stomp of Prisencolinensinainciusol. Designed to sound like American English does to people who don't speak the language, the Dylanesque vocals are pure gibberish from start to finish – putting them in a similar category to much of Bob Dylan's own work from the 80s onwards.

Famous internationally for his roles in films such as Shirley Valentine, Reuben, Reuben and The Dark Knight Rises, Tom was recently voted the most popular actor in the West End in the last 25 years.

Then in his late 50s, Jacobsen was the most famous architect in Denmark and was renowned internationally for the sensitivity with which he softened the ascetic Modernist style with gentle curves and sensual finishes.

At a dinner party, Isabel meets and falls in love with an older man, Omar al-Ghamrawi, a charismatic Egyptian conductor famous internationally not only for his musicianship but for his articulate espousal of the Arab cause.

He became famous internationally as a great exponent of pictorial photography.

They plan to establish a production company to present Chinese-language versions of famous Western musicals and "to present at least four internationally famous musicals for extended runs featuring Chinese performers, musicians and technical staff," an announcement from Mr. Mackintosh said.

The West African state of Mali is internationally famous both for its music festivals, and performers.

He has been internationally famous for molecular spectroscopy studies including those for vibrational spectroscopy and electronic spectroscopy.

One of her famous designs was for the Fragrance Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which became a prototype internationally for gardens used by people with disabilities.