Sentence examples for with renown from inspiring English sources

His better-late-than-never role in "improving" an austere design by a relative amateur -- "Yeah, I helped, but I didn't win it, he did," says Mr. Walker -- is an assignment of such public and professional significance, a virtual crown on a career already crammed with renown, that he hasn't had time to feel guilty about the tragic circumstance that brought it his way.

Ever since the emergence of big data concept, researchers have started applying the concept to various fields and tried to assess the level of acceptance of it with renown models like technology acceptance model (TAM) and it variations.

Currently, he's in a relationship with renown author Vigdis Hjorth.

There, the damage incurred during the engagement with Renown was repaired.

Then he went to Tetsuya's in Sydney, Australia, working with renown chef Tetsuya Wakuda.

After their engagement with Renown, the German battleships linked up with Admiral Hipper on the 11th near Trondheim.

Also reconnecting art to the theater are scenery designs by the Grieve family from the mid-19th century, when theaters competed for audiences as much with the extravagance of their productions as with the renown of their actors.

Last night we were invited to the W New York to experience Casino Diabolique the hotel's latest collaboration with world renown artist Desi Santiago who's also worked with Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, and Alexander McQueen.

Hergé suffered with his renown, and needed a safety-valve.

Nevertheless, the Haerizadehs enjoy the support of collectors with international renown, such as Francois Pinault and Don and Mera Rubell.Ramin's phone rings.

The Pells, a family with considerable renown throughout the Northeast in the ensuing decades, still honor that tradition sporadically.