Sentence examples for whose renown from inspiring English sources

whose renown as a producer and engineer is steadily growing.

Mr. Sakamoto, 58, is a figure whose renown encompasses a plethora of disparate activities.

Another eclectically learned and energetically experimental poet is Christopher Smart, whose renown rests largely on two poems.

Friday's program brought "The Comedy of Change" by Julian Anderson, a British composer whose renown abroad has yet to infiltrate New York to the extent his music warrants.

If Jones is the rare musician whose renown exceeds his achievement, he is also, not coincidentally, the rare musician with no axes to grind.

A cynic might suggest that the list would merely provide people whose renown is waning with an opportunity to elbow their way back into the public eye.

For the moment, however, Mr. Khan, 37, is one of those artists whose fame at home has not translated into equal renown across the ocean.

Golf Channel seems an appropriate home for the story of Palmer, whose wealth, renown and image sprang from golf.

De La Hoya's appeal, even at 35 and after losing three of his last five fights, could probably support several hundred thousand pay-per-view buys against Forbes, whose greatest renown came in losing the final bout of "The Contender" series two years ago.

Those include works by filmmakers of significant international renown whose names are likely to ring only the faintest bells in the United States.

A14 SPORTS D1-8 OBITUARIES B6-7 Les Brown The bandleader whose Band of Renown was one of the most enduring orchestras that grew out of the swing era of the 1930's was 88.