Sentence examples for renowned to from inspiring English sources

The area, known as the Brooklyn Banks, is renowned to generations of skaters, Mr. Rodriguez explained.

Jones had to show all the mental fortitude for which she is renowned to see off Hou 6-4, twice suffering painful knocks in a tense second round.

While Long Island has its share of research and medical institutions, they might not be sufficiently concentrated or renowned to attract many fledgling biotech companies at this point.

All the songs on the Smithsonian Folkways CD, "There Is No Eye: Music for Photography," are played by musicians who Mr. Cohen photographed, from the renowned to the obscure.

Among other cities in the Delta, there is presumably no threat from Belzoni, which calls itself the Farm-Raised Catfish Capital of the World, or from Clarksdale, which has a hot-tamale purveyor sufficiently renowned to have attracted a visit from Bill Clinton but is already World Capital of the Blues.

Curcumin, a component in spice turmeric, is renowned to possess anti-cancer therapeutic potential.

His reputation, solidified by a series of well-received productions, began to attract renowned actors to the unprepossessing venue.

"At the same time, we will continue to supply our same high-quality, renowned products to U.S. consumers".

Her renowned ability to freeze a dandelion at 100 paces?

The English cherish Bennett's renowned aversion to parties and opening nights.

From renowned hedonist to home-building horticulturist, he described the personal gain as priceless.