Sentence examples for was primarily known from inspiring English sources

Until 1916 Gstaad was primarily known as the next best thing to St Moritz.

At that time, he was primarily known for his clever wordplay and reminiscences of his Irish working-class upbringing in New York.

Dawn Powell (1896-1965) was primarily known for her novels but wrote hundreds of letters to friends, relatives and other writers.

Although he was primarily known as a sculptor, Muñoz also wrote a number of radio plays, some of which will be performed as part of the Tate exhibition.

When Mr. Langrée was recruited, he was primarily known for his outstanding work in the early music movement, a credential that made him a good fit.

It is evidence that this sparsely populated Central Asian state, which in Soviet times was primarily known for sheep herding, space launches and above-ground nuclear testing, is taking its place among the world's more sophisticated nations.

Migrants described first sex with casual unpaid non-spousal partners, who were primarily known village women, such as relatives, friends and neighbours (hereafter referred to as 'known partners').

It is primarily known for its dates, sweetened in the desert sun, and desert safaris.

Pace is primarily known for in-flight magazines, including Attaché, Hemispheres and Navigator.

At the moment, Huysmans is primarily known, as Adam Gopnik has pointed out, for influencing other writers.

Roulette, which was established in 1978, is primarily known for avant-garde music.