Sentence examples for later renowned from inspiring English sources

The Seleucids founded, among other cities, Seleucia (Silifke) on the Calycadnus River, later renowned for its culture.

Aaron Copland's first opera was a children's work, "The Second Hurricane," a collaboration with Edwin Denby, the poet and later renowned dance critic.

On mud flats on the east side of San Francisco Bay, his crews had a yard running within weeks; it was later renowned as his Richmond No. 1 yard.

Kali is later renowned as a Goddess.

She is later renowned as Goddess Shakti, and her ashes are spread throughout India, in places later known as Shakti Peethas (Seat of Shakti).

At Ono's urging, Pang became Lennon's companion and lover in what would become an 18-month relationship later renowned as Lennon's 'lost weekend'.

Interestingly, both women later became renowned abolitionists and women's rights advocates.

He also became an accomplished violinist at an early age and later was renowned as a superb swordsman.

Allegedly among these treasures was the first complete biography of the eighth-century Tantrika, Padmasambhava, which later became renowned as The Copper Palace.

The postapocalypse yarn Last Woman on Earth (1960) was written by Robert Towne, who would later become renowned as the writer of Chinatown (1974); Corman also drafted Towne as an actor, but Towne disguised both contributions under the pseudonym Edward Wain.

The towerlike structure, erected for an emperor's son in the seventh century and still extant many reconstructions later, was renowned not for the prince who gave it his name but for a poet who spent a night there.