Sentence examples for it's famed from inspiring English sources
It's famed for its contrasts: tattoo parlours side by side with white tablecloth restaurants.
It's famed for its news reporting, drama, comedy and documentaries; it provides the best radio stations and website on Earth.
It's famed for its relatively welcoming attitude to both highly qualified people, but also those with an industrious attitude rather than letters after their name.
It's famed for its kebabs, which were indeed exquisite, but it was a glorious mix of fried vegetables in yoghurt that stole the show for me.
It's famed for its chicken and waffles (which comes with three deep-fried breasts, $14.75/£10) but you'll also find riffs on typical fare such as praline-maple bacon and eggs benedict with oysters.
It's famed for its chicken, and there's always a steady stream of people arriving by car or scooter for take aways, as well as a convivial crowd at the tables.
In its heyday, it was famed for the excellence of its international coverage, which was widely syndicated throughout the United States.
Even today, it is famed for its gentle climate, its mandarin oranges and its sweeping boughs of yellow mimosa blossom.
It is famed for its delicious huancaína potatoes, marinated pig's trotters, cheap beer and great pisco sours, and was also a place to hear every style of Peruvian music.
It was famed for its elegance and its house guests.
Three stories high with slated roofs and 12 rooms, it was famed for its golden bathroom fixtures and its high gilt-tipped iron fence.
