Sentence examples for originally known for from inspiring English sources
He was originally known for his music videos, which have included clips for Johnny Cash, Nine Inch Nails and Michael Jackson.
Although Bryant and Jordan were originally known for their high-flying theatrics, many contend that as their careers advanced, their footwork helped maintain the quality of their game.
The exhibition was, in a sense, a return to her European roots: Durand-Ruel was originally known for showing the work of the Impressionists in Paris.
The family-controlled French firm was originally known for running canteens in offices, hospitals and schools, diversifying into lucrative luncheon vouchers and employee benefits.
Vonetta McGee, a film and television actress originally known for blaxploitation pictures like "Blacula," "Hammer" and "Shaft in Africa," died on July 9 in Berkeley, Calif.
Then, in 1945, almost 20 years after she first cast her eyes on the hamlet originally known for its limestone, Mrs. Sunguroff returned to the area to visit and met her future husband, Vladimir.
Founded in 1831, it was originally known as Boardtown for the sawmilling operation there, but it was renamed in 1837 to honour the American Revolution general John Stark.
Mr. Obama's online organization, originally known as Obama for America, raised up a virtual army of volunteers in 2008, most of whom had not previously been involved in party politics.
Investor Wagner is a British Internet entrepreneur best known for being one of the youngest CEOs of a public company, Dialog (originally known as MAID), and for being in place during its share price collapse during the dot-com crash and ultimate sale to Thomson Reuters.
After designing Augusta National with Alister Mackenzie, Jones played in what was originally known as the Augusta National Invitation for several years as the tournament host.
They founded the Schwarz School of Dance (now the Dayton Ballet School) in 1927 and in 1937 the Dayton Ballet (originally known as the Experimental Group for Young Dancers), one of America's oldest ballet companies.
