Sentence examples for famous setting from inspiring English sources

Christie's auction house is offering an overnight residence at Hampshire's Highclere Castle, the famous setting for the popular ITV series.

Between those works came readings of short poems written by Joséphine Bacon, Yann Martel, Marie-Claire Blais and Wajdi Mouawad, variously inspired by Beethoven's turbulent Ninth Symphony, which concludes with the famous setting of Schiller's "Ode to Joy".

May 12 2010 The story about how Palestrina's most famous setting of the Mass saved the cause of sacred music at the Council of Trent may be apocryphal, but the piece's sterling reputation is no joke.

The Stonewall area in New York, a famous setting in the history of gay and lesbian rights in the United States, was among 18 new National Historic Landmarks created by the Interior Department last month.

Is chivalry the norm in this corner of North Yorkshire, where the Conservative association has the famous setting of Brideshead Revisited, Castle Howard, as the main image on its website?

Here come another bizarre scene in a famous setting (the Capitol, not the Louvre), another string of conspiratorial secrets and another freakish-looking, masochistic baddie (tattooed muscleman, not albino monk) bearing too much resemblance to a comic-book villain.

Florine Stettheimer created her famous sets and costumes of cellophane and tulle.

While Britain bickers over breastfeeding, one of our most famous sets of knockers has been under major renovation.

Also include a personal statement about what role, if any, this famous set of rules plays in your life.

Jones's student Joseph Mielziner created the famous set for the original Broadway production of "Death of a Salesman," in 1949.

I remained too consistently aware that I was watching a skilled actor giving a carefully shaped performance of a famous set piece.