Sentence examples for such renown from inspiring English sources

That the Ocean Course would find such renown was not plainly evident in 1989 when the project was started.

And how fortunate, with their pedigree, that attaining such renown will never be such a struggle for them.

Back then, it won such renown that Sal and the sandwich wound up on the quiz show "I've Got a Secret".

Solo performance of the year It's a tie! Mike Daisey's sharp-minded inquisition into the works of Steve Jobs's mind and the workings of the corporation he led to such renown in recent years was this distinctive monologuist's finest work yet.

On one occasion he is said to have defended a bridge over the Garigliano single-handed against about 200 Spanish troops, an exploit that brought him such renown that Pope Julius II sought unsuccessfully to entice him into the papal service.

Herbert Ritts, Jr. ("Herb"), (born Aug. 1952, Los Angeles, Calif. died Dec. 26, 2002, Los Angeles), American photographer who, excelled in capturing images that celebrated the beauty of the human body especially the male body and in creating stylish, unorthodox portraits of celebrities; his efforts gained him such renown that he achieved nearly as much fame as his subjects.

The famous spider dancer of the Australian goldfields, Lola Montes, perhaps would have not enjoyed such exotic renown had she appeared as Irish immigrant, Elizabeth Gilbert.

"It is important that an organisation which enjoys such international renown as Queen's should be seen to stand up for the promotion of freedom of speech, a key component of any democracy," he said.

He said: "Working with an artist of such international renown and significance expands the festival's horizons, embraces the visual arts and coheres the programme in some very interesting ways.

Yet Ellis's enviable reputation did not prevent him falling foul of the Champions' Cup final curse, for what else could explain the fact that a man of such international renown ended up spending 18 years exchanging banter with Eddie Waring on It's A Knockout?

But his grandfather, Pasquale de Felitta, came from Naples, where everyone is a kitchen connoisseur, and his father, Frank, in Los Angeles — he wrote the famous thriller "Audrey Rose" — is a home cook of such local renown that the Los Angeles Times called one of his parties a culinary "event".