Sentence examples for increasingly famed from inspiring English sources

Aye Aye Books Providing a welcome service in a city that's increasingly famed for its contemporary art scene, this bookshop in Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts runs the full creative spectrum, from fiction, poetry and cultural theory to artists' books, magazines and exhibition catalogues.

Which caused chaos on the streets!" With Enzo at the helm, the increasingly famed FUSE brand has expanded into new territories, pushing it around the world courtesy of label takeovers at some of Europe's leading clubs, plus a highly coveted residency at Sankeys Ibiza, which launched in the Summer of 2012.

From the 1930s, saucy cartoons were increasingly popular until Donald McGill, famed for his buxom beach babes (see above), was prosecuted in 1954 for breaking the Obscene Publications Act.

11.30am: a tipple and tour at the Redlands Estate (or perhaps Sullivans Cove instead) Tasmania is famed for its cheese, wine and, increasingly, whisky.

Packham is increasingly in demand to front the kind of ambitious global environmental programmes that the BBC's Natural History Unit is famed for.

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

Growing increasingly interested in the problem of conserving Idaho wildlife and environment, he became a persuasive advocate for enlightened policies in a state famed for its hunting and fishing.

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.

Chelsea were famed for it.

Instead, they are famed absentees.