Sentence examples for its renown from inspiring English sources

What is most lame about the TomorrowWorld concept is that it regurgitates its renown Main Stage from the previous year in Europe.

That a movement is incendiary enough to be put on a T-shirt is evidence of its renown, but it is also a warning sign that it risks being neutered by the very forces it is fighting against.

The band, which plays a mix of traditional Cuban rhythms, saw its renown grew as it toured internationally.

But as want of money proved the weakness of earlier expeditions, so from the same cause even the one in question, more famous than its predecessors, may be pronounced on the evidence of what it effected to have been inferior to its renown and to the current opinion about it formed under the tuition of the poets.

What is more, despite its renown as something of a lottery, it appears to have met its match in a 24-year-old athlete who rarely finishes out of the medals in cycling's answer to the heptathlon.

It is that hot dog that has won Walter's its renown.

Even if Timbuktu today is a dusty, mud-brick shadow of its past renown, living mainly on the few tourists attracted by its name and legend, the pages of its history are emerging from obscurity and, in some cases, are being disseminated by the speed of light.

Its current renown is both gratifying and scary.

Despite its worldwide renown, the fashion scene here still feels like a cottage industry.

Its football renown helped turn a small-time state school into an important research university.

On publication, mixed reviews gave little hint of its future renown.