renowned造句
(91) In a city renowned for its cafes, I thought we would eventually stumble into one by chance.
(92) All bedrooms are spacious and impeccably decorated, and the hotel's swift and efficient service is renowned.
(93) The dual colour technique has resulted in a renowned piece of photography which has been translated into quality national press advertising.
(94) All the competition uses simple, tubular steel chassis, but Aprilia is renowned for its alloy beam frames.
(95) A country renowned for its love of large, close families now has the lowest birth rate in the developed world.
(96) The crescendo is an open-air concert which brings together the world's most renowned tenors, Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras.
(97) That such a prolific goalscorer should choose a club renowned for their attacking play demonstrates the practical considerations which influenced his decision.
(98) It has grown into an internationally renowned event.
(99) He was renowned as a portrait painter.
(100) Zhang Xu is renowned for his cursive handwriting.
(101) EGEUS Happy be Theseus , our renowned Duke!
(102) Renowned tracker Klaas Kruiper hunts game in South Africa.
(103) The Emperor is a renowned patron of learning.
(104) Toni Morrison is a renowned contemporary American novelist.
(105) James was renowned as a forward thinker.
(106) Domestic some renowned clothing trading market chairman said.
(107) The Academy's world - renowned statuette was born.
(108) He is renowned for his rendition of Tchaikovsky.
(109) He was eulogized...renowned and medalled for his war record.
(110) Mr Brooke is renowned for his dry wit.
(111) Many hedge funds are renowned for their information gathering.
(112) Skylark arts companies are doing our renowned arts companies.
(113) No wonder you're such a renowned diagnostician.
(114) He came across a man who was burying a child. This scene was photographed by both Pablo Bartholomew and Raghu Rai, another renowned Indian photojournalist.
(115) Anne Frank, who died at Bergen-Belsen, a Nazi prison camp, just before her sixteenth birthday, is renowned for her precocity about culture, politics, and human nature.
(116) The school was founded in memory of Sir Yue - Kong Pao , a renowned businessman, statesman and philanthropist.
(117) This was the beginning of the famous Algonquin Round Table, a renowned intellectual literary circle.
(118) It is linked to more Nobel Prize winners than any other academic institution, has a renowned journalism course and is responsible each year for handing out the Pulitzer Prize.
(119) Suu Kyi has always advocated non-violent resistance, but is internationally renowned for her recalcitrance rather than her compliance.
(120) Worse, the copper mines they have opened up in Zambia and Zimbabwe are renowned for low wages, ferocious labour discipline and a sky-high accident rate.
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