Sentence examples for someone renowned from inspiring English sources

The indirect phrasing ("The kite is to be raised …") seems out of character for someone renowned for forceful writing.

Find out if the piece of art has ever been owned by someone renowned.

It may be a slightly forgotten World Cup final moment, but if someone as renowned as Steve Waugh described it as a "gem of a cameo" then that is good enough for me.

But even someone as renowned as Mr Voutilainen faces challenges in a changing industry.

It's nice to have someone so renowned in the field throw us lay folk a few nuggets of digestible wisdom for when we want to photograph the hell out of our trip to Japan.

His taste in obscure records inspired my approach to DJing, and I was flattered that someone so renowned in the city wanted to share music and conversation with me.

Be it parenting to rocket science, there will be someone who was renowned as a respected and trusted critic.

Spielberg, of course, is renowned as someone who has done a huge amount to preserve the testimony of Holocaust survivors.

Mr. Cutrone was equally renowned as someone who had known almost everyone, and tried almost everything, in the New York art world of the 1960s and after, bridging the sea change from Pop to punk.

Instead the rebound popped up invitingly for Hazard to brace his neck muscles and score at the second attempt, showing great composure for someone who is hardly renowned for his heading ability.

"When you bring in someone who's world renowned, there's always going to be some controversy," said Craig Dowhaniuk, executive director of the foundation sponsoring the May 2 fund-raising speech in Hamilton.