Sentence examples for now renowned from inspiring English sources

It is just as well Bayliss is now renowned for his calmness.

"San Francisco is now renowned for some of the best vegan cuisine in the world," Ms. Reiman wrote.

The Short North's renaissance began in earnest in 1986 with the opening of the now renowned Rigsby's Kitchen in one of Mr. Wood's first acquisitions on High Street.

Maximilian Büsser, now renowned as the founder of the watch brand Maximilian Büsser & Friends, was then the managing director of Harry Winston's watch business.

Moreover, although Lovelace is now renowned as the first programmer, her more significant contribution was in being the first to comprehend the significance of programmable computers.

The De La Warr Pavilion is now renowned for an innovative programme and as a special destination for artists, where one-off performances and collaborations crystallise.

Winnebago is now internationally renowned as a center of sturgeon rehabilitation and research.

Michael Moschen is now a renowned juggler, who has been called by the Times "a sculptor in motion".

It is these climats – some now internationally renowned, others more obscure – that have been recognised by Unesco.

Montmartre, which, as now, was renowned for its nightlife, was the area to which most black visitors gravitated.

For five years from 1974, he was a member of the Irish Arts Council, and, in 1971, became a founder of the now internationally renowned Listowel Writers Weekk.