Sentence examples for renown on from inspiring English sources

His epic project based on the 10 commandments, Dekalog – composed of 10 one-hour films – catapulted him to international renown on the back of its two feature film spin-offs, A Short Film About Killing and A Short Film About Love.

Also, she was less prolific than either of them, achieving most of her renown on the strength of her first three solo albums and one soundtrack, released from 1985 to 1992.

But Mr. Ozyegin's lack of renown on the larger global stage nags at him.

She attained some renown on the Brooklyn and downtown-Manhattan art scenes, but "not of the warm-and-fuzzy variety".

Scaring, a tall, slender man of sixty-eight, is a criminal-defense attorney of renown on Long Island.

He was also among the first playwrights to move from that milieu to renown on wider stages, ascending to Off Broadway, and then to Broadway with no Off's whatsoever, within a decade of his arrival in New York.

Renown for putting on one of the most moving live shows in the music business today, Adele has had to cancel tour dates over the past year or so due to various illnesses, including losing her voice.

1935 was stamped on one surviving example, and "Hood V Renown off Arosa 23 1 35" on another.

$20. I'LL TAKE MANHATTAN TOURS Sunday at 1 p.m. "Gramercy Park, Style, Elegance and Renown," meeting on the southeast corner of Broadway and 20th Street.

"I remember watching you in Pakistan," Mr. Akhtar said earnestly to Mr. Close, a tall, proper-looking English cricketer of great renown, who on Saturday was inducted into the Cricket Hall of Fame here.

In the wake of Gassendi's death, his general renown, influence on French schooling and popular conceptions of natural science, and rivalry for Descartes' legacy, all grew.