Sentence examples for the first renowned from inspiring English sources

His sympathies were urban rather than rural; he was probably the first renowned New Yorker in the United States.

Yankees fans should know that before there was a "Burn, Baby, Burn" — the first renowned Sterling home run call, for Bernie Williams — there were these aggrandized descriptions of dunks by the Hawks star Dominique Wilkins.

Mae Faggs Starr, an Olympic champion sprinter and the first renowned athlete of the Tigerbelle women's track teams at Tennessee State University, died Jan . 27at her home in Woodlawn, Ohio.

He was first renowned in the early 1970s for the Ken Campbell Road Show, in which a company including Bob Hoskins, Jane Wood, Andy Andrews, Dave Hill and Sylvester McCoy ("The Human Bomb") enacted barroom tales of sexual and psychic mayhem while banging nails up their noses and stuffing ferrets down their trousers.

The first is renowned for its steep takeoff and smooth, long finish; while the second has a distinctive double slope, a steep run before a pedestrian path and a gentle glide after it.

She was first renowned as Britain's greatest Paralympian for 11 gold medals, four silvers and one bronze across five Games, and Grey-Thompson's influence in sport's corridors of power has grown since she retired from competition.

Immunoglobulin G4-related disease (IgG4-RD) is a systemic autoimmune disease first renowned as sclerosing pancreatitis, corresponding to Type 1 autoimmune pancreatitis (AIP).

For although a handful of Indian novels had been written in English during the nineteenth century, and both Raja Rao and Mulk Raj Anand had found readers for their novels in English by the nineteen-thirties, it was Narayan — two generations before Salman Rushdie — who began to produce the first world-renowned body of work not rendered in any of India's many vernacular languages.

And there are further welcome tidings: Eliza, their daughter, and the family's third renowned solo performer, is returning to the beauty of Robin Hood's Bay with her two children, so that the most accomplished family ensemble in English folk music becomes a homestead once again.

He is considered the first of the renowned "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song".

The production is of considerable historical interest: Prokofiev's celebrated score was created alongside Lavrovsky's choreography and the first Juliet was renowned Soviet ballerina Galina Ulanova.