Sentence examples for famous used from inspiring English sources

Watching Barbara Walters get intimate with the rich and famous used to give me the heebie-jeebies.

One of the most famous used to stand on the Jaffa gate, in Jerusalem, before the British demolished it, in the nineteen-twenties.

It was in this period that he came up with the catchphrase for which he later became famous, used initially to quell a drunken heckler: "You'll like this... not a lot, but you'll like it".

I then happened upon a rather obscure text in the warrens of The Strand, New York's most famous used bookshop.

Later, the more famous used one of Lee's spar torpedoes to sink, the first ship to be sunk by a submarine.

The songs "I Wanna Be Your Lush" and "Too Famous" use satire to criticise the superior attitudes of male musicians, while "Husband" disapproves "gruff and pushy" boyfriends.

Perhaps the most famous device, used by renowned physicist Stephen Hawking to communicate, is not really a computer-brain interface.

So Bowman scooped them up, tucked them in between the pages of a first edition of the book and sold the noxious bundle to the Strand, New York City's famous used-book store.

This is the most famous use of tipping technology in cinema.

There's ample discussion of his famous use of split diopters and split-screens.

The most famous use of martenot is the Star Trek theme, and it sounds like a woman singing".