The poet who grew renowned for spacing out was even better at zooming in.
Payne is renowned for going out fast and here she went straight to the head of the 25-strong field.
Many renowned singers try out new roles at other theaters before putting them into the spotlight of the Met.
In terms of bread-and-butter politics, Paisley was renowned for helping out any constituent in his advice centres, including Catholics living in his North Antrim power base.
Changsha may be known as China's "entertainment city", but that's mainly because of its thriving TV industry – the Hunan capital is renowned for churning out popular, mass-market shows such as The Voice.
No one would even speak to me.' Exhibiting the persistence and initiative for which she would later become renowned, O'Connor sought out a county attorney in San Mateo, California, who she heard had once had a woman on his staff, and agreed to work for nothing until he could pay her a salary.
The nation's famed flightless bird, its meat is renowned for drying out and being hard to grill, but emu egg omelettes were a highlight of Prince Alfred's first royal tour here in 1876 according to food historian Michael Symonds and this remains, if anything, the best clue on how to eat them.
In his new book, Speak Like Churchill, Stand Like Lincoln (Crown, $14), James Humes describes the techniques of history's most renowned speakers, pointing out that Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address which might win a poll as the greatest speech ever delivered made a compelling case for the Civil War in only two minutes.
When I posted the blog, the renowned Backstage Company reached out to me and offered services to help me along my obstacles.
The cerebral quarterback, renowned for figuring out the best options against a defense in the moments prior to the snap, has been an equal opportunity thrower.
