Sentence examples for some famous ones from inspiring English sources

Even some famous ones.

Some famous ones are signed by the artists, while obscure ones have been written off.

Of course, Brooklyn has always had appealing restaurants, and even some famous ones, like Luger, Gage & Tollner and Lundy Brothers.

There is no instrumental music in "Angel Reapers" — only hymns, including some famous ones, such as "Simple Gifts," the beautiful song that Aaron Copland wove into his score for "Appalachian Spring".

He was romantically involved with an array of beautiful, often gifted, sometimes very young women, as well as some famous ones.

"I mean, who knows what we want better than us?" Yet if King has become a model of self-containment at a moment when the traditional record industry no longer promises artists much help, the trio's music keeps reaching outside ears — some famous ones included.

It contained a collection of paintings and prints by various Russian artists --including some by famous ones, like Mikhail Shemyakin -- piled up in a storeroom.

Roberto Cavalli may not love all American women, but he sure does like some of the most famous ones -- enough to design tour costumes for them.

Some of the more famous ones are influenza and measles, two of the paradigms for regular seasonal epidemics.

Some of the most famous ones are the Kadayawan Festival, which is celebrated in the city of Davao, the Kinabayo Festival, and the Lanzones Festival.

Some of the more famous ones include Pottermore- made by J.K. Rowling herself- and Hogwarts is Here- a website where you can take Hogwarts classes online for free.