Sentence examples for which were famous from inspiring English sources

He established his reputation as a brilliant performer in England, publishing (1716) his Opus 1 sonatas for violin and continuo, which were famous for their technical difficulty and were widely acclaimed as equal to Corelli's.

Point Of Order (1964)- Emile de Antonio's searing documentary is an expertly edited compilation of 1954's televised Army-McCarthy hearings, which were famous for bringing down the nefarious junior senator from Wisconsin, Joseph McCarthy, after his long, corrosive Communist witch-hunt ruined scores of lives.

Nor was Conacher fazed by the expectations raised by his surname, which is famous throughout Canada.

Saudi hospitality, which is famous, was in full force, and, of course, the food was excellent.

Even Corrie, which was famous for its big female characters, was written by Tony [Warren ]

I even preferred it to Edinburgh's CereProc which is famous for offering custom voices.

One young lady had picked Indianola, Miss., which is famous for pecans.

I grew up in a place, Macomb County, Michigan, which is famous among Democrats and journalists.

And Jeju chocolate, in citrus fruits and green tea flavour, which is famous throughout Korea.

I did develop a nasty cough while I was visiting Linfen, China, which is famous for its smog.

The effect was quite costume-like, even for Moschino, which is famous for its surrealistic slant to style.