Sentence examples for widely recalled from inspiring English sources

His frequent refrain, "Don't tell Millie!" is still widely recalled.

It is widely recalled as a "hatefest" that severely set back the anti-racism cause.

A widely recalled saying of the time has a senior Democrat correcting a freshman who called House Republicans the "enemy".

He was widely recalled as the former owner of the Denver Broncos who had engineered the trade that brought John Elway to the team in 1983.

The more famous McCain outbursts have been widely recalled in recent months, in part courtesy of the Romney campaign, which circulated a "Top 10 List" of Mr. McCain's explosions.

When Edgar died at 69 on Jan . 11in Toronto, he was widely recalled as the former owner of the Denver Broncos who had engineered the trade that brought the quarterback John Elway, later to be named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, to the team in 1983.

Olympus, whose bronchoscopes are widely used, recalled 15 models on Nov. 30 because a loose valvelike component called a port was trapping bacteria in a spot that the usual disinfecting process could not reach.

If it "breaks on the six o'clock news," Brinley says, referring to the widely publicized recalls that automakers occasionally face, that's an especially big negative in perception.

In 2007, Medtronic recalled a widely used lead called the Sprint Fidelis after reports emerged that it was cracking and failing in patients.

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has opened an investigation after Johnson & Johnson recalled 40 widely used children's pain and allergy medications, saying some might have a higher concentration of their active ingredients, while others might be contaminated.

The mounting complaints confirm what many experts have feared — that all-metal replacement hips are on a trajectory to become the biggest and most costly medical implant problem since Medtronic recalled a widely used heart device component in 2007.