Sentence examples for renowned rock from inspiring English sources
The encounter with the silverfish was the latest twist for Honnold, whose feats over the past few years have made him the country's most renowned rock climber.
In Argentina, Charly García, 60, is the kind of nationally renowned rock superstar who performs in arenas and brings out multigenerational audiences who can sing dozens of his songs all the way through.
By Peter M. Laing and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 10 , 1951P. 25 To celebrate the establishment of a new office in Montreal the Prudential Insurance Company of America, whose slogan is "The Prudential Has the Strength of Gibraltar", recently imporred chunks of the renowned Rock and sent them to Canadian businessmen, one of whom informs us that his cane in a package marked "Fragile".
As one of the greatest rock stars of all time, Phil Lynott was a creative powerhouse for the world renowned rock band 'Thin Lizzy' before his death in 1986.
Which makes the renowned rock critic Greil Marcus, who's written definitively on Elvis and Bob Dylan, the right man to plumb that work.
One mosaic on East Sixth Street, near the former site of the Fillmore East, was inspired by the renowned rock 'n' roll club.
The brothers got suited up in a few sleek looks for the project, which was captured by renowned rock-and-roll photographer Danny Clinch, including a black crocodile jacquard tuxedo and black linen Henley shirt.
Among the guests standing with him was the renowned modernist rock impresario Ron Delsener Billy Joell, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Rolling Stones concerts).
The national parks are popular locations for outdoor pursuits of all kinds, and Snowdonia is particularly renowned among rock climbers.
It stands just a few hundred feet from where CBGB, the renowned punk rock club, operated for 33 years before closing in 2006 after a dispute with its landlord.
They were the launch pad for some of the country's most successful bands, but many renowned small rock music venues are struggling to stay open.
