Sentence examples for famously chose from inspiring English sources

King Edward, famously, chose love.

And Sandy Lyle, dressed in a tartan kilt with his green jacket, famously chose a traditional Scottish bill of fare.

This might be through their musical selections – soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf famously chose seven of her own performances –or how they weave their life story around them.

In reality the name his parents gave him was Gideon, which he famously chose to drop at the age of 13 for the more straightforward George (his grandfather's name) because "life was easier as a George".

Donovan, who famously chose to stay at home for the bulk of his career, was once watched from the LA stands by a young Gyassi Zardes, who last year had come into the Galaxy side as part of the increasingly significant cohort of homegrown players the league is trying to encourage.

The school – famously chosen by both Tony Blair and Nick Clegg for their sons – has just been criticised by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator for breaching the schools admissions code and ordered to change its policy.

Unlike other Virginia military officers, most famously Lee, Thomas chose to remain in the Union Army, marking himself a "traitor" to his state — his own family disowned him — even as many Northerners distrusted his loyalty the Union.

Famously Delhi chose to buy more than a hundred French Rafale fighter jets - as seen in Mali in recent weeks - instead of the part-UK produced Eurofighter Typhoon.

'Having become too expensive for the French cinema, Binoche has taken 10 years to relaunch her career.' Before appearing in Olivier Dahan's La Vie en Rose (known in France as La Môme) Cotillard famously announced: 'I chose a role, not a statuette,' and she frequently tells interviewers she has no interest in prestige, and no kind of 'Anglo-Saxon ambition'.

Though the famously reclusive author chose not to appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" during its 25-year run, she once agreed to meet up with Oprah for a private lunch.

While other films like "Bride Wars" and "Confessions of A Shopaholic" speak to our heroine's emotional journey: a love triangle not between two men, but between Barney and Barney's, like Carrie Bradshaw famously having to choose between Mr. Big and her walk-in closet.