Sentence examples for quickly known from inspiring English sources

Although his name did not appear on the work, he was quickly known as its author.

Quickly known as the "painter of light" Turner credited Claude with having taught him the poetry of light.

"It's really a great combination of traditional media and digital media that allows the brand to become quickly known and quickly successful".

One detail which became quickly known was Emwazi's former address in west London, which became the focus of attention for TV crews, reporters and photographers.

His poetry of course struck a huge chord in Regency Britain and he became very famous, very quickly, known for his scandalous behaviour.

DOVER, Del .— In the bright light of Wednesday morning, Christine O'Donnell, whose Republican primary victory upended the calculus for future control of the United State Senate, became quickly known to Americans as the woman who once made dire warnings about the negative impact of masturbation.

That artistic rejuvenation is also due to the stimulating ambiance of actual youth — a young generation of freethinking cinephiles, critics, and filmmakers who, thanks to the Internet, make their appreciation of these sublime extremes widely and quickly known, even when the mainstream of viewers and reviewers miss out.

My next cookbooks were the two volumes of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," written by Julia Child, Simone Beck, and (for the first volume) Louisette Bertholle, but quickly known to the world of would-be sixties and seventies cooks as "Julia".