Sentence examples for famous presented from inspiring English sources
LONG BEACH Long Beach Public Library "Why Oh Why Can't I?" A celebration of the songs Judy Garland made famous, presented by Plaza Theatrical Productions.
England's long-standing tradition of having a famous face present the shirts to Bateman and company the night before the game has continued.
You might have thought that writing about famous figures presented no great difficulty when it came to names.
This solution gives a negative solution to the 10th problem in the famous list presented by Hilbert at the International Mathematical Congress in 1900.
On his return to England (1859), he began work on his huge collections and the preparation of his famous paper, presented in 1861 as "Contributions to an Insect Fauna of the Amazon Valley".
What's at stake for Coetzee in this title, and by extension in this entire collection, becomes clearer in the opening essay, "What Is a Classic?" His title echoes the one T. S. Eliot used in a famous lecture presented to the Virgil Society in the war-torn London of 1944.
Even when he's leading the Knicks to a spectacular run, Lin is disrespected by Kobe; in a famous clip presented in the film, Kobe says he barely knows who Lin is — right before the point guard lights up the Lakers for more than 40 points.
Śāntarakṣita is famous for presenting his views on ultimate truths by way of one of the most famous Buddhist philosophical arguments on the ontological status of phenomena, the neither-one-nor-many argument.
Is that so surprising when Tate Modern is famous for presenting slides as art?
Mr. Rimmer became famous for presenting, in quick succession, impossibly inconsistent theories to two juries trying to determine who committed a murder here in November 2001.
Concentrating on the early black-and-white paintings that made Ms. Riley famous, it presents stringently pure yet accessible works that have, at their best, extended the optical potential implicit in the work of Mondrian, Josef Albers and Ad Reinhardt.
