The word "storied" is an acceptable and usable word in written English.
It is mainly used to describe something that has an interesting or exciting history. For example: The storied city of Paris is known for its rich culture and unique attractions.
At 22 Lawrence already has a storied career.
The ongoing post-contraction malaise this time has been less storied.
Dr Jobe who had served as a medical supply sergeant in the American army's storied 101st Airborne division during the Battle of the Bulge in the second world war was the team's orthopaedic doctor.
The Bancrofts are concerned by risks to the integrity of the Wall Street Journal (in response Mr Murdoch has offered to set up an independent editorial board like the one he has in place at the Times, a similarly storied British newspaper).
This 50-state survey from Gallup, the storied polling firm, demonstrates that American political allegiances have "clearly shifted in the Democratic direction", which is something of an understatement.In light blue are the 29 states (and the District of Columbia) where Democrats have a solid partisan advantage.
A war with Ukraine could provide a boost if it led to the de facto annexation of Crimea, which in the Russian imagination is a storied, cherished territory, the place where Vladimir I adopted Christianity as the state religion of ancient Rus, and a part of Russia until 1954.It might equally backfire.
Some shacks are double-storied, with a ladder leading upwards.
The much-storied, incredibly well-supported club from the post-industrial heartland of Germany have an unfortunate habit of never quite fully realising their true potential, which would only be half as unnerving for their fans if neighbours Borussia Dortmund had not done so much better with fewer resources in recent years.
Nevertheless, the traditional, everything-under-one-roof, multi-storied department store is looking like a worn-out concept.
The team's capacity to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory is well-storied (and still painful to watch).
These days the prime beachfront tents are occupied by technology companies like Google, whereas once-storied agencies, such as Ogilvy & Mather, are relegated to dark, signless buildings, away from the sun and sand.
