Sentence examples for would be renowned from inspiring English sources
By the 1920s, Erich von Stroheim would be renowned as Hollywood's auteur terrible, and in his roles as brutish German army officers, as the man audiences loved to hate.
His period would be renowned for the general tolerance shown to the different peoples living within Ottoman territories and its artistic and architectural attainments.
For example, upon leaving a guild with Exalted reputation, in your next guild you would be Renowned.
On 20 September 1943, my great uncle Alex found for the first and last time in his life that the smarts for which he would always be renowned in his family were no longer enough: he was arrested in Nice and sent to the death camps.
Perhaps the greatest compliment that can be paid to the way Liverpool set about this tie is that in the closing stages Stoke City had abandoned all the deft soft-touch football for which they would like to be renowned and gone back to aiming long, hopeful balls up to Peter Crouch.
"If this was the south of France, it would be world renowned".
He meant that Rinehart might sue him for defamation, a relatively easy thing to do in Australia, and that defending himself against the sort of legal onslaught she is renowned for mounting would leave him destitute.
Your passion for architecture is renowned and I would certainly never intentionally wish to disappoint such a prestigious figure as yourself, but your current ambitions are beyond the means of modern science to achieve.
Oldman was Nolan's first choice for Ra's al Ghul, but when Chris Cooper turned down the part of Gordon to spend time with his family Nolan decided that it would be refreshing for Oldman, who is renowned for his portrayals of villains, to play the role instead.
Kemp was renowned as a clinician and would have undoubtedly endorsed the practical approach to infectious disease management advocated in this book.
I would stage it at my local theatre, the Hackney Empire, which is renowned for its pantomimes.
