Sentence examples for most famous when from inspiring English sources

Or, at least, Hilda Ogden was the most famous when last seen regularly on Coronation Street 26 years ago.

Senator John Kerry's struggles may have become the most famous when he tried to explain his opposition to the Iraq war by saying that he had voted for an amendment to finance the war before he voted against it.

Everyone visits the Bund, but many miss the view from the roof garden of the Peace Hotel, one of the city's most famous when it was the Cathay Hotel.

And Veteri was working the game in which Edwards engineered the play for which he is most famous when he returned a botched handoff by Joe Pisarcik for a touchdown with 31 seconds remaining to give the Eagles a victory over the Giants.

Hughes himself had been involved in one of its most famous, when his 81 not out in a last-wicket partnership with teenage debutant Ashton Agar almost won his side an unfathomable victory in the first Ashes Test in the summer of 2013.

He staged his most famous stunt when the raceway reopened in 1958 after being rebuilt.

"I don't want to end up being a circus act, doing my most famous tricks when I'm 70".

You cannot say no to the world's most famous groundhog when he makes his first trip to New York City.

The postmistress refused to discuss her most famous customers when approached, and local tradesmen appeared to be unaware she even lived in their midst.

In 1951, while still owner of the Browns, Veeck staged his most famous promotion when he had 3-foot 7-inch Ed Gaedel pinch-hit.

"The last injury that was of this magnitude, or maybe the most famous, was when Ruffian got injured," said Dr. Larry Bramlage, an equine veterinary surgeon in Lexington, Ky.