Sentence examples for rather famous from inspiring English sources

And it also spotlights Mr. Morris's rather famous frugality.

The driver has a rather famous name, and nickname, as well.

He trained at Mt. Sinai, in N.Y., and Mt. Sinai has a rather famous myasthenia-gravis research laboratory.

During my stint as a linguistic researcher at a rather famous Northeastern hospital, I attended daily rounds for new doctors.

But this "Wolfgang," to quote a rather famous William, is the choreographic equivalent of "words, words, words".

I would have rather skipped Mom's wedding to a fellow she met while she was working at Eastern State Hospital, a rather famous mental hospital in Kentucky.

First there was that rather more famous businessman Donald Trump, then the Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, then Mr Perry.

As Weitzberg told the Local: "I would much rather become famous for my scientific work than for my Bob Dylan quotes".

She says she doesn't think of herself as a celebrity but rather as "famous for doing something".

This new campaign which features models rather than famous faces, marks a step away from the celebrity featured advertising that the brand has traditionally favoured.

Not possessing the literary genius of his rather more famous spouse, it was one of only two novels that Mr. Woolf ever wrote.