Sentence examples for historically known for from inspiring English sources

Recalls are considered particularly embarrassing to Japanese manufacturers, historically known for their quality products.

The city and its surrounding villages have also been historically known for jade and silk.

Disney has banned smoking in all of its forthcoming movies, unless characters being depicted were historically known for lighting up.

The city became the industrial centre of the region, historically known for the production of pottery, iron, and steel.

Scotland's biggest city, Glasgow, historically known for shipbuilding, steel and textile mills and heavy engineering, has reinvented itself as a major business and retailing center.

But that is exactly what Q – not a title historically known for its willingness to take risks – appears to have done.

While the notion of traveling to Las Vegas for a major cultural event historically known as a time for family gatherings may seem sacrilegious, David Huang, whose tour company, Chinese Hosts, is based here, said the trend reflected a newfound desire among younger, upwardly mobile Asians and Asian-Americans to travel while maintaining an important tradition of the holiday: gambling.

Larkana has historically been known for its gardens and parks, some of which have been maintained.

The Somos weekend, which has historically been known for its lighthearted, slightly raucous atmosphere, was distinctive this year for something else: a schism.

The news business has not historically been known for generating hard-headed businesspeople the way it turns out strong and stubborn reporters.

Instead, they are placing more ships in second-tier or industrial ports around the nation that historically are known for longshoremen, not the Love Boat.