Sentence examples for particularly famed from inspiring English sources

West Clare has its own style of playing and is particularly famed for its flutes, fiddles and concertinas.

Particularly famed during the conductorship of Hans Richter (artistic director 1880 96) were productions of Wagner's cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen.

Cabu is particularly famed for his character Mon Beauf, whose caricature was so popular that the name slipped into popular use to describe a racist, sexist or vulgar Frenchman.

It is particularly famed for its high-quality and high-tech goods.

It's not particularly famed for its "buzz," and neither is it an area where your neighbors are "as likely to be social housing tenants as wealthy lawyers and arty creatives," a place where "affluent professionals, punks, students, and artsy types all rub shoulders".

Still, the argument carries a strong punch — particularly when famed American brands pack up and move to Mexico.

The World Monuments Fund and Cambodian authorities are examining ways to address visitor impact, particularly on Phnom Bakheng (famed for its sunset watching) and create a 'conservation management plan'.

Frank the Knife, who posed for the handsome diary Penguin have produced has already declared himself offended by a picture that he considers makes him look old rather than one with his horse, particularly as he is famed throughout the area for riding it into a bar one day to avenge his sister.

Tuscany is famed for its beef, particularly that from the Chiana valley, which has been celebrated since classical times.

Shiraz – famed for its green spaces, particularly the Eram Garden – is also known as the City of Poets.

The model to transform was based on those northern European countries that are famed for their cycling infrastructure – particularly the Netherlands and Denmark.