Sentence examples for renowned Scots from inspiring English sources
BBC Sport Scotland will use some of the most well renowned Scots, past and present, from across the different sports provide insightful previews.
By way of a reply, he mutters something about the renowned Scot and first-ever Labour leader, Keir Hardie (who died in 1915), before Clarke jumps in.
Long-time friend Danny Lennon, who himself suffered calls for his dismissal as St Mirren boss this season, has been providing some comforting words of advice for the Scot renowned for bearing a striking resemblance to comedian Lee Evans.
"WE ARE thin cats", is the proud boast of John Bond, chairman of HSBC, a giant international bank renowned for its Sino-Scots frugality.
What it does mean is that only one of Poland's renowned Dortmund trio will feature against the Scots as midfielder Jakub Blaszczykowski is also absent through injury.
An altercation between United's Pat Crerand and Peter Dobing seemed to have been defused when Partridge – deploying the man-management skills for which he became renowned – pulled Crerand close so that the Scot's head looked over his shoulder.
Five-time US Olympic champion Ryan Lochte is renowned for giving away medals, but the Scot played down the comparison and said it was a spontaneous decision.
Hayley Stobo, from Renfrew, is the first Scot to have graduated from the world renowned Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow.
They are renowned cadgers.
The adjective is "renowned".
