Sentence examples for renowned for doing from inspiring English sources

A good bet, since the chef at this nautically outfitted, upscale fish restaurant, situated on the inland stretch between Barneys and Bloomingdale's, is Rick Moonen, who is renowned for doing to fish what Hattie Carnegie once did to headwear.

A friend has recommended it because, she says, it's renowned for doing work on women's faces that leaves them looking as if nothing has been done to them at all.

But, as they have been renowned for doing after devastating calamities, subway workers patched it up much more quickly and trains rattled through it yesterday without even hitting the brakes.

"I came here with all the intention to do well and fight for a medal which is always what I have been renowned for doing but the injury obviously took more out of me than I had anticipated, so with that I'm really disappointed and feel bad for letting people down".

"I came here with all the intention to do well and fight for a medal, which is always what I have been renowned for doing, but the injury obviously took more out of me than I had anticipated, so with that I'm really disappointed and feel bad for letting people down".

German manufacturers, particularly firms like BMW, are not renowned for doing wacky things just for fun.

Others, such as Popmatters, have also commented upon how "the show is renowned ... for doing something kid television at the time didn't do (and, arguably, still doesn't): it refused to treat its audience like children".

And it was curious that Martin, a player renowned for his toughness, did not return in the second half against Buffalo, despite walking without a limp on the sideline.

Don't leave your whole life in fate's hands; realize that all the people that are renowned for something they had done in their lives didn't have it all from the very beginning- any brilliant politician, for example, had to climb up to the top; they weren't born already elected, you know.

"Jim is a man renowned for his candour: he does not pull punches, he does not mince his words, he is fearlessly honest," he said.

Councillor Peter Brennan said that while residents of Liverpool are "renowned for their generosity" and do not hesitate to "put their hands in their pockets" when they see someone in need, they may be inadvertently causing more harm than good.