Describes his career and some of his important cases which have made him well-known.
Deepa and I had both seen him in a film that made him well-known in India.
His professionalism, reliability, and irrepressible good humour made him well-known throughout the budget department and the close international community in Kabul.
While some critics consider Newby's Love and War in the Apennines a better book, A Short Walk was the book that made him well-known, and critics agree that it is both understated and very funny in an old-school British way.
It was a useful label for him the gay press helped to make him well known in the States but an ironic one for an artist whose films had done so much to suggest that sexuality was not so easily defined.
His thesis that the French Revolution was a result of the American one made him well known but hardly beloved in France.
Hopefully this study will make him as well-known in North America as he is in Europe.
His book "Gifted Hands" helped make him wealthy and well-known.
While rector, the monsignor said noon Mass every day but Friday, making him a well-known face to Catholics who left their Midtown offices for a lunchtime service.
By the time of his death, on December 14 , 1873 he was the most famous scientist in America, and although he actually published few major scientific works after he emigrated, his popular books and public lectures made him extremely well-known and respected by the public.
