She did acknowledge that her renowned served "really shaky" during Saturday's match.
"There's something about the sight of massive amounts of gold that really gets to you," renowned thriller writer Douglas Preston mused over the phone.
Does he really fear that the internationally renowned CBSO, its offshoot, the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, its choirs and education programmes could face cuts?
This traditional fisherman's hut was converted into a restaurant in 2012 by Lynette and Allan Grant, and has quickly become renowned for its really fresh seafood.
DancePlus, a biannual event, has been around since 1981, when Mason Gross was founded, Ms. Ritter said, adding, "We've really grown because of these renowned artists we're able to bring in".
Did Watts, a renowned investigative journalist, really discover a long strand of red hair in the bed she shared with her ex-husband like her character Destiny?
Rumours have been circulating for a while that the ginger troubadour's fans are renowned for being really sad all the time, constantly lamenting the fact that nobody wants to hang out with them because it means they'll be subjected to listening to a middle-class teenage boy sing about the hardships of being a drug-addicted prostitute.
Can Stalin, scarcely renowned for his credulity, really have believed these brazen lies?
"The pieces all fit really well with a coach who is renowned for player development and up-tempo basketball," he added, referring to Coach George Karl.
Even the man viewed widely as one of America's most renowned lyricists admitted he couldn't really get his head around that one.
