Sentence examples for remains famous from inspiring English sources

For now, he remains famous, powerful, and very wealthy.

This is the work for which he became and remains famous.

Although the westernmost Balearic island remains famous for clubbing, Ibiza has a quiet side, too.

The bar is still chic and busy, with classic food, and remains famous for the writers who like it.

Brooklyn remains famous for its multiplicity of houses of worship serving neighbourhoods as varied as Brighton Beach and Bensonhurst, Bay Ridge and Ridgewood, and Canarsie and Cobble Hill.

BANDUNG, Indonesia — Known during colonial times as the "Paris of Java," this easygoing city remains famous in Indonesia for its universities, cuisine, fashion and night life.

But he remains a famous worrier — "the bed-wetter," some at the State Department call him.

Limbaugh remains more famous for his bilious attacks on "leftwing" politicians and institutions.

For the general public, Roussel remains almost famous, his work just beyond the pool of repertory universally drawn from.

Yet he remains most famous as a Groucho Club stalwart in the 1990s, when the Soho establishment's cultural cachet was at its peak.

Dvořák remains unavoidably famous — the "New World" is the fifth most popular piece in the repertory, according to the League of American Orchestras — yet we seldom stop to think about him in depth.