Sentence examples for finding renown from inspiring English sources
He went on to edit magazines and books before finding renown as a writer, often with collaborators.
But in this, his first run for office, he is finding that his renown as a lawyer accounts for only so much and may actually be hurting.
Following the fall of the Shah in 1979, Iran's film industry virtually collapsed for a variety of religious, economic and political reasons, but from the late 1980s it began to make a remarkable recovery, finding local popularity and international renown.
Moreover, despite the 20th anniversary of Fellini's death this year, the city often seems to overlook the director despite, or perhaps because of, his international renown, and simply finding significant spots takes some sleuth work.
By this time, Schiller was a photojournalist of some renown, and with a batch of good-quality LSD finding its way into counterculture circles and talk of so-called Acid Tests – musical events fuelled by Kool-Aid laced with psychedelics – taking place along the west coast, he set out to document the new scene.
David Mitchell, of Cloud Atlas (2004) rather than Peep Show renown, has become a big name in the 11 years since his first book, winning prizes, attracting admiring reviews and finding a large, cultish readership.
Perina smuggles an opa'ivu'eke sample back to America, publishes his findings, and achieves instant renown.
Renown is a mouthful, here and there.
Berthelot achieved great renown in his lifetime.
