Sentence examples for renowned men from inspiring English sources
The Ukrainian provinces still believe in the powers of the renowned men of letters.
He wrote a long poem, probably shortly before he left York, telling of the renowned men in that city's history.
His father and grandfather as well as his uncles were all renowned men of letters and poets.
He soon began studying with Alexander Pushkin, a renowned men's teacher and a sort of saint of Russian ballet.
He reminded the professor that "most of the world's renowned were men who, when comparatively young men, by one significant stroke made themselves peers of men who had strove slowly and painfully to their positions".
And you will root for John Wick who has been trying to lead a clean, normal life after apparently being a premiere world renowned hit man.
The surrounding blocks are renowned for men of a certain age and the gold-diggers who love them.
Kansas City's most renowned barbecue man was Arthur Bryant, a quiet, self-assured black man from Texas, who died in his restaurant a couple of years ago, at the age of eighty.
Back then, most great teams had a renowned big man for three years.
As a player he was a renowned hard man - on his debut for Strasbourg he claimed to have broken an opponent's leg even though one of his team-mates had been the offender, because he thought it would give him an instant reputation.
Moving from money to campaign custom and practice, on Thursday we had the Liberal party's federal director, renowned hard man of centre-right politics Tony Nutt, fighting back tears at the National Press Club about what he termed "cold-blooded lies" from Labor in the recent campaign.
