Sentence examples for get famed from inspiring English sources

Being such a prestigious institution, Notre Dame could probably get famed partial-birth abortion practitioner George Tiller to do the demonstration at next year's graduation.

One of Wilson's huge coups in the fashion world was getting famed shoe designer Christian Louboutin to sell his designs on the site.

He will get the famed gold jacket.

The section on locations gives the book an extra dimension". "Although I've never managed to get to the famed ABC Islands in my many South American explorations, with the appearance of this thoroughly researched volume, that's going to have to change.

He took this love of triathlon and raced through all the age groups and at various distances culminating in three Ironman races where he managed to go the distance and get under the famed 10 hour mark in his first attempt in 2003.

Let me get this straight: famed actor Alec Baldwin wrote a Huffington Post blog advising disgraced South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford to remain in office and fight the rising voices of condemnation and shame calling for his resignation.

Bachmann is also famed for getting her history wrong, truncating the fight to abolish slavery by a century.

He is famed for getting German companies and the German government in the 1990s to set up a $5.2 billion fund for slave-labourers in the second world war.

Windows 7, famed for getting more out of a computer's underlying hardware than any other version of Windows, has extended the life of many an elderly PC.

They investigated the private K-12 T.M. Landry School in Louisiana, which was famed for getting its mostly black and working-class students into elite colleges.

But a recently launched class-action suit for sexual harassment, which almost 300 current and former female Mounties are expected to join, suggests that the force famed for "always getting its man" still doesn't quite "get" women.