Sentence examples for one renowned from inspiring English sources

This seems strange for a lead singer, not least one renowned for her uninhibited performances.

One renowned maestro is said to demand up to £100,000 per concert.

"Intellectual talibanisation" is how one renowned economist describes it in private.

SAB's workforce now face joining a company with a completely different culture, one renowned for cutting costs – and therefore jobs.

Going to find one renowned version at Stratta, in Piazza San Carlo, the city's salon (and NBC headquarters for the Olympics), is practically like going into a museum.

One renowned landscape architect, Robert Myers, hid a gnome in a tree in his display, lost his nerve and took it out again before the judges could see it.

Of the 35 members in the Millrose Hall of Fame, all but one are renowned athletes.

One scientist, renowned for his past promotion of GM, has begun working with other researchers to build an alternative to industrialised supermarket-owned agriculture.

One was renowned for a voice like "a silver trumpet muffled in silk" and his performances as Hamlet and Prospero; the other famed for his "y'knows", glottal stops and turns at the dispatch box.

Owariya 1-1-3 TAsakusa, Asakusa, 11am-3pm, 5pm-12.30am Two of the three famous soba (buckwheat noodle) restaurants in Tokyo serve meals from £2.50 andthis one is renowned for its fresh, cold noodles served daily.

Laikipia County, Kenya, is one region renowned for abundant and diverse wildlife species sustained outside protected areas through a collective of conservation activities among private landowners and pastoral group ranches.