Sentence examples for one famed from inspiring English sources
Watch the video above to see Madrigal go where others can't, as he pokes fun at Detroit, pesters a toll booth operator in search of Moroun, calls out a "soccer mom" for her Canada hating and asks one famed local activist with the New Black Panther Nation why he's working for the man.
One famed Boulez remark, directed at the stuffy traditions in his native France, appeared to call for the burning down of opera houses.
One famed temple in Cambodia, a site used in the "Tomb Raider" film, was renamed by locals the "Angelina Jolie Temple".
Indeed, its one famed set of maritime expeditions, back in the early 1400s, was not about exploration but about demonstrating the greatness of China to those not fortunate enough to be Chinese.
There's one famed dish, for example, you'll likely not find outside of Gaza: Knafa arabiya, a nut and bulgur-based sister to knafa nablusieh, the more popularly known cheese-filled and sugar-soaked noodle pastry.
A photo posted to the film's official Twitter page on Wednesday shows two wands ― one the famed Elder Wand ― and teases the inevitable showdown between Grindelwald and Dumbledore.
More than 30 years on Iceland is famed as one of the most egalitarian countries in the world.
Apart from a luxury eco-lodge within the national park and one beachside hotel famed for visits from Colombian singer Shakira, foreign tourism outside the city of Santa Marta is still in its infancy.
Jordanian hospitality to all visitors including those on two wheels is rightly famed, but one word of warning: several cyclists note being subject to stone-throwing by local youths as they rode.
This, I was later told, is a man who not long ago reduced one veteran rock writer – famed as the nicest, most equable man in the business – to expressing his desire to hit Baker, after one particularly fruitless encounter.
But now, empire-depleted, he is about to be evicted from his ramshackle caravan in the woods, and his reputation has dwindled to one of famed debauchery, drug-dealing, the only man barred from every pub in the village.
