For generations, the family business produced fabrics, gaining renown for its cashmere and fine wool.
At one point the top-ranked doubles player in the world, she has taken titles with partners in Tokyo, Sydney, Memphis, Montreal, Moscow, Doha, Rome and elsewhere, gaining renown for her aggressive play and speed to the net.
A distant uncle helped bring him from Sweden to New York, where, he said, he received free medical care from Dr. Max Jacobson, who was gaining renown for administering amphetamines to celebrities and, it would emerge, to President John F. Kennedy, before accidentally killing a patient, the photographer Mark Shaw, and being stripped of his medical license.
Hans Werner Henze, a prolific German composer who came of age in the Nazi era and grew estranged from his country while gaining renown for richly imaginative operas and orchestral works, died on Saturday in Dresden, Germany, where he was due to attend the premiere that evening of a ballet set to one of his scores.
They'll let you taste as many as you like or they can assemble a customized cheese plate that you can nibble at the cafe tables out front. 2 p.m. 6) SIP THE VALLEY Thanks to its coastal climate and sandy, loamy soil, Carmel Valley is gaining renown for its wines.
Gaining renown for his passing, Baugh took Texas Christian to victories in the 1936 Sugar Bowl and the inaugural Cotton Bowl in 1937.
He gained renown for a series of experimental detective stories published collectively as The New York Trilogy (1987).
In a time of speed-climbing records, he gained renown for his comically deliberate ascents.
Ms. Wells Lawrence gained renown for an unusual blend of creative talent, management skills and relentless drive.
School figures were Schäfer's specialty, and he also gained renown for his elegant style and wit.
Quickly ascending to stardom, she just as easily gained renown for her quick-witted outspokenness and indefatigable partygoing.
