Sentence examples for famously reported from inspiring English sources

September 1930: The death of Dr Spooner is announced, alongside some of his famously reported Spoonerisms.

British ambassador Sir Anthony Parsons famously reported to London that the Shah's position was secure as late as 1978.

Abba Eban, the former Israeli statesman, is famously reported to have said in 1973: "The Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity".

The great BBC correspondent Richard Dimbleby, who was with the liberating troops, famously reported on radio: "Here over an acre of ground lay dead and dying people.

He has not matched Michael Barone, the founder and longtime author of the Almanac, who famously reported that he had personally visited all 435 congressional districts, but he eyes that accomplishment with awe and envy.

The true spirit of this much-celebrated Scottish win and the accompanying English frustration was best encapsulated in the mercurial impudence of Jim Baxter, as Glyn Edwards famously reported in The Herald.

As Kant famously reports, in the Preface to the Second Edition of his Critique of Pure Reason: 'I have … found it necessary to deny knowledge, in order to make room for faith' (Kant 1787/1933, 29).

Famously, Sweden reported it was moving to a six-hour work day in 2015.

Most famously, Hodgson was reported as having told fellow travellers on the London Underground in October that it was "the end of the road" for Ferdinand, who has 81 caps.

Meanwhile, the New York Post famously and erroneously reported it was Rep. Dick Gephardt the same morning.

The campaign was famously disorganized, and Cannon reported: "The Reagan campaign's hand had been forced to some degree by local announcement that he would go to the fair".