Sentence examples for renowned us from inspiring English sources

The truth: As Max Bygraves, renowned US indiephile, used to say: "You need Hands …" Most likely to: Give us a light slap.

By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 6 August 2007 – Highlighting the issue of violence against women and girls, renowned US playwright and 'V-Day' founder Eve Ensler has chronicled her firsthand encounters with women in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where sexual violence has become a routine weapon of war.

106– 108 Longitudinal cohort studies further suggest that low premorbid BMI is associated with a higher risk of and greater mortality from ALS. 109, 110 Historically, the most famous ALS patient was Lou Gehrig, the renowned US baseball player.

In total contrast, there's a major show at the Ikon (Birmingham, 13 Apr to 26 Jun) by the renowned US minimalist sculptor Dan Flavin.

The renowned US magazine has included a lengthy feature about the billionaire tycoon in its latest issue, describing him as "Britain's Donald Trump" on its cover.

And former Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger isn't: reports suggest that she's been training in comedy with the renowned US improv troupe Upright Citizens Brigade.

My mum was renowned for collecting us late from school.

But none of us need the services of the renowned symbologist Robert Langdon to tell us that the stone has been invested with dark and troubling powers.

The internationally renowned Hay Literary Festival, which ex-US president Bill Clinton described as the "Woodstock of the mind", takes place every May or June.

Before us lies a stretch renowned for its vast, awesome splendor, a 90-mile picture postcard in the making — but alas, a taco wasteland.

As renowned primatologist Frans de Waal reminds us, nature offers many lessons for a kinder society (see also).