Sentence examples for some famed from inspiring English sources

The first spill, in January, flooded Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro with 325,000 gallons of oil, blackening some famed beaches and endangering a fragile nature preserve.

Would scaly old capitalists like the Rolling Stones or Madonna ever accept earning as comparatively little as some famed classical musicians?

Many drinks we still celebrate have his stamp upon them — stories of him knocking one back in some famed bar or opining about the proper way to make it.

The verifier struggled when I tried it on some famed Trumpisms.

Some famed inmates on the high-security island include mobsters Al Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, and Whitey Bulger.

That keeps them always one step removed from reality, not quite coming to life, like a play or movie where some famed historical figure pops in.

But a duel could also be simply a test of skills, with some swordsmen famed across Europe.

Then there is the single-word and partial-word template: "The décor has a Mies van der Rohe" — or some other famed architect or designer — ''feel".

Certainly, there were racy outfits, late nights, and rowdy events, but the wildness and nakedness of some other famed biker rallies, in places like Sturgis, S.D., and Daytona Beach, Fla., was nowhere to be found.

While some, like famed rapper Pitbull, have opened charter schools in their home communities, others, like actress Angelina Jolie, have founded schools in disadvantaged communities overseas.

Some world-famed pretheater dining spots, like Broadway Sal's, will upon request seat all patrons on a random basis so everyone's a stranger to everyone else.