Sentence examples for known of all from inspiring English sources

Sauternes, of course, is the best known of all sweet wines.

It's 25 years since ENO's last new production of the best known of all Viennese operettas.

The best known of all single combats was David versus Goliath.

Michelangelo, Leonardo, Joachim du Bellay are central figures, names known of all men.

Had it known of all of them, Colgan said later, it would not have hired him.

The NSA is the largest, most expensive, and perhaps least known of all U.S. intelligence organizations.

Thanks to a number of well-preserved, frozen carcasses in Siberia, the woolly mammoth is the best-known of all mammoth species.

The work of Loewy, perhaps the best-known of all American designers, can be seen on a United States postage stamp.

Kipling's Just So Stories are in the great tradition of creation tales, of which, in western culture at least, the best-known of all is to be found in Genesis.

The best-known of all can be found just round the corner, where the little wooden cabin in which Stalin was born has been preserved beneath a neo-classical pagoda.

The best-known of all Pound's poems of the London years is about Paris, the imagist "In a Station of the Metro": "The apparition of these faces in the crowd; / Petals on a wet, black bough".