Sentence examples for most famous intervention from inspiring English sources

Dr. Watkins's most famous intervention may have been one that failed.

By contrast, Mr Draghi is more willing to strike out on his own, putting pressure on the rest of the council to follow, notably with his most famous intervention, the impromptu pledge at a conference in London in July 2012 to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.But Mr Draghi was aided then by a sense of emergency, as the euro area teetered on the brink.

The Asco circle of disruption closes quite neatly since their most famous intervention occurred in 1972 at LACMA, almost 40 years ago.

"[Over] the last 1,000 years, 400 of which were taken up by enslavement, and 200 by colonisation… there has been no acknowledgment of the contribution made to the wealth in Britain and Europe, and America by millions of Africans," Grant told Tony Blair in one of his most famous interventions.

And of course the most famous federal intervention of all was Loving v. Virginia, the 1967 decision (shockingly recent) that overturned the laws of Virginia and 15 other states prohibiting marriage between people of different races.

What he did not know indeed, what no one knew until now is that most cars would not work without the intervention of one of his most famous discoveries, the special theory of relativity.Special relativity deals with physical extremes.

Umberto Agnelli visited Mr Berlusconi on December 10th and the prime minister devoted much of the day to intervention in the affairs of Italy's most famous industrial company.

(You could argue that Venus Williams, perhaps the most famous Venus since the Roman goddess, has, with tennis as her medium, made her own aesthetic intervention).

Most famous player ever?

Most famous as window dressing.

She's most famous for… Erm.