Sentence examples for renowned actress from inspiring English sources

One of those women is renowned actress Amy Brenneman, 51, star of Judging Amy, Private Practice and the HBO mystery drama, The Leftovers.

JERUSALEM, 18 October 2009 – World renowned actress Mia Farrow ended today a six-day mission to the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow completes visit to Guinea Conakry, Guinea, 10 May 2010 – World renowned actress, humanitarian and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow ended yesterday a five-day visit to Guinea.

NEW YORK/BANGUI, Central African Republic, 8 July 2014 – Mia Farrow, renowned actress, activist and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, has just completed her fourth visit to the Central African Republic where she saw the impact of extreme violence and met people with stories of inspiring courage.

UNICEF Ambassadors Mia Farrow and Mahmoud Kabil meet in Gaza to put focus on the plight of children GAZA, 15 October 2009 – World renowned actress Mia Farrow and award winning Egyptian actor Mahmoud Kabil, both UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors, concluded a two-day visit to Gaza today to witness first-hand the hardships that children continue to face.

Host families open their homes At the same time, the internationally renowned actress and long-time UNICEF advocate said she'd been deeply touched by the way ordinary Lebanese families – themselves very poor – had opened up their homes and hearts to the incoming refugees.

Miss Tandy's portrayal of Blanche in the play established her as one of the world's most renowned actresses, and earned her a first Tony Award.

(A famous playwright and two renowned actresses — who are to be referred to as A, B, and C — are huddled backstage at the John Golden Theater. They… Yo, remember me?

By Henry Alford December 4, 2012 (A famous playwright and two renowned actresses — who are to be referred to as A, B, and C — are huddled backstage at the John Golden Theater. They wear stained berets and smoke cigarettes between their thumbs and index fingers).

A replacement had to be found rapidly, and the title role fell to Virginia Andreidi, a renowned actress-singer who used the stage name "La Florinda"; she reportedly learned the part in only six days.

Many of those films are derived from Norwegian literature, including an adaptation of Undset's novel Kristin Lavransdatter (1995), directed by internationally renowned Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann, and a film version of Jostein Gaarder's best-selling novel Sofies Verden (1991; Sofie's World), directed by Egil Gustavsen.