Sentence examples for renown building from inspiring English sources
His innovative use of materials probably would have gone unnoticed had he not identified an unexpected application, one that propelled him to world renown: building houses and community centers for the dispossessed.
It's worth pointing out that neither of the two founders are what you'd call "new" to the food-oriented startup space at this point; their previous project, Gusta, was geared toward building renown for chefs and restaurants by helping them host "unique dining events" that gourmands would pay to attend.
Ban has earned global renown for buildings such as the Centre Pompidou Metz, which opened last year, and the Metal Shutter Houses, luxury condominiums in Chelsea.
One of Chicago's renown Art Dealers known as much for its shows as its generations of building substantial collections for its loyal clients, Richard Gray Gallery will maintain its position as an original Gallery Anchor while Marlborough Gallery, now of London, Madrid, Monaco, Barcelona as well as New York will appear anew as will New York's Salon 94.
A separate open-air building on Mr. Brennand's estate holds approximately 2,000 sculptures, mostly ceramic, that are his principal claim to renown and notoriety.
Chris, meanwhile, was building his reputation as an undersize special-teams player of uncommon aggressiveness as well as a slugger of championship renown.
In education Vives achieved renown through such works as De ratione studii puerilis (completed 1523; "On the Right Method of Instruction for Children") and De disciplinis libri XX (1531; "Twenty Books on Disciplines"), in which he advocated the use of the vernacular in schools, argued for the building of academies, and supported the education of women.
Saint-Gaudens won renown with consummate portrait busts.
This style has taken a winding, unexpected path to renown.
Their ratio of hits to renown is intriguing.
