Sentence examples for well a famous from inspiring English sources

With DVD's of new films ever more loaded with features generated by current directors and production companies, it is interesting to see how well a famous film can be represented when some major players aren't around to participate.

If all goes well, a Famous Veggie – the identity of whom is unclear, but Post perks up when I suggest Gwyneth Paltrow – will stand in front of the cameras and take a big bite out of the £200,000 beefburger.

As well as a famous spa, the Porchester also has brand new changing facilities.

He was a soft-spoken man, cultured and learned, as well as a famous equestrian and swordsman.

His publications include several books on drawing and printmaking, as well as a famous biography of Whistler that he wrote with his wife in 1908.

His Frankensteinian, anvil-headed profile is instantly recognizable — it's Karloff, here playing Hjalmar Poelzig, indeed a friend of Werdegast's as well as a famous architect who designed the high-style villa.

Critics have cited such popular exotics as a Ferrari F40 and F50, as well as a famous pavement-hugging 1939 Lincoln Zephyr custom car called Scrape, as evidence that the museum is selling off some of its best attractions.

Well, in a famous moment that all of you remember, George Bush thought he could play dress-up on an aircraft carrier, and he thought he could stand up in front of a big sign that said "Mission Accomplished".

Their encounter was made even more difficult by the fact that neither had great respect for the other Cajetan observed that Luther had "ominous eyes and wondrous fantasies in his head," while Luther remarked that Cajetan may well be "a famous Thomist, but he is an evasive, obscure, and unintelligible theologian".

As with the Christian Coalition, this group's conference roster includes nearly all the likely contenders for the presidential nomination, including former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, Herman Cain, a retired businessman, and Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, as well as a famous almost-candidate, Donald Trump.

As the reader is reminded, Austerlitz was Fred Astaire's real name as well as a famous Napoleonic battle, and the experiences of Austerlitz the man merge with other traumas in European history, and with the thoughts of Mr Sebald's hypersensitive narrator.