Sentence examples for most famous elements from inspiring English sources

A number of the Ambassador's most famous elements, including the Coffee Shop (now a teacher's lounge), the Cocoanut Grove night club (now a theatre), and the Embassy Ballroom, where Kennedy gave his victory speech (now a library), have been incorporated into the new building.

He came up with the trombone, and its WAH-WAH-WAH has become one of the most famous elements in all our shows... now even a part of daily speech in America.

Hawks's locker-room ribaldry aside, it's remarkable to note that, despite his apparent disdain for the novel, he derived from it the movie's most famous and exalted element — its intense and erotically charged relationship — and extracts his own electrifying cinematic insinuations from Hemingway's literary ones.

Playwright Àngel Guimerà, who was closely associated with the Renaixença, incorporated some modernista elements into his most famous play, Terra baixa (1896; "Lowlands"; Eng. trans. Marta of the Lowlands), a story of social defiance and spiritual regeneration.

The tapestries, probably the Cloisters' most famous treasure, are believed to be elements of a single series depicting the hunt of a mythical beast through a lush landscape of plants, flowers and berries.

Michelle's brother, who has Down's syndrome, was given the job of choosing the draw at the "barrier ceremony" last Saturday and picked stall one, a vital element in this most famous of victories.

Diesel considered the character elements of his two most famous on-screen personas.

The members of the Orange Alternative movement incorporated absurdist elements into their protests — the most famous being images of those dwarfs — which they scattered across the city.

These distinctive and fantastic elements produce, at Chambord, the most famous château in the Loire River district and one that can be placed somewhere between fortified Gothic castle, Renaissance palace, and fairyland.

Probably the most famous of all scientific music tracks is Tom Lehrer's song The Elements, in which all of the then-known elements are listed.

Certainly a significant scientist, even if the most important elements of his career may not be the most famous ones.