Usa "famous" in una frase

1. There is a famous proverb that I believe to be of Chinese origin – “You are what you eat

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2. Again, this was something she had seen only in pictures, it was a famous monument

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3. There were studies of its history, its meta-molecular structures, its effects, famous cases, famous users who survived

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4. ” Since then, the famous label has been called by admirers, devotees and some of the hundreds of mainstream publications who have asked for permission to write stories about Dr

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5. I never knew she was sort-of famous when I met her, she found that refreshing

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6. It was not a very famous star till then, doostEr had never heard of it before

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7. He had often been asked for his services by the wealthy, powerful and famous

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8. This was the illustration given by Kenneth Copeland, a famous

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9. As I was informed by an advertisement posted up all over the city of Athens, a famous lama has just arrived in Greece

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10. Mahmud Shariff was a famous Syrian actor, star of stage and screen, a sixties heart-throb, whose smouldering black eyes and luxuriant moustache had scarred the hearts of women by their thousands

11. One of the famous words of Jesus to Peter was, “He who lives by the sword dies by the sword

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12. Angie is determined that little Karalintze will know all about her famous Great Aunt as she gets bigger

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13. 'That is a very, very famous old prayer

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14. A famous bouzouki man from the capital was here too

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15. So renowned was he throughout the country, indeed throughout the world, that many famous and influential people came to visit the him at his London home, from where the man worked so hard to forge his shrine to political verisimilitude

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16. They attended every glitzy party, were invited to every celebrity bash, made frequent guest appearances on television and generally became the most famous couple on the planet

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17. no, don't think so", replied Terry, after a few seconds rummaging through bubble gum cards filled with the faces of the rich and famous

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18. This lovely old place was once owned by a famous television personality, whose claim to good fortune and favour was based upon his inestimable knowledge of all things horticultural

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19. Using his famous listening device he was able to locate the mysterious Dragon Riders, and he sent a group to make contact

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20. The famous television gardener always said that the great oak leant the estate an air of permanence and solidity; that it was a link with the past of this small but great house; that it was history and should stand, like himself, as a symbol of greatness and stability forever

21. A little later in the year, the famous gardener and his wife were honoured with an invitation to attend a dinner at a famous politician’s house

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22. They dined with minor royalty, with famous politicians and with an impressively ostentatious banker

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23. They were even introduced to a famous footballer and his wife, but found the conversation wandering away from the arts of pruning rather too quickly for their taste

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24. Written on official government notepaper and in the head chef’s own hand, which the famous couple recognised instantly from the menus on the table the previous evening, there was a signed testament to the source of the wonderfully succulent plums

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25. One day, while reading one of his master’s gardening magazines, which just happened to have an article about cottage gardens in it penned by the famous television gardener himself, old Ted read about a great national competition

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26. He was given a bright purple sash to wear, a sparkling shiny trophy to hold and was made to stand just to the left of the famous television gardener when it was time for the speeches

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27. As for the once famous television gardener, he soon found that many years of proud and boastful behaviour makes for a rapid fall from grace

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28. In its place he carefully cultivated the most beautiful, the tastiest and the most famous patch of artichokes in the whole of the known world

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29. All eyes turned towards the huge oak doors at the far end of the abbey and there, advancing down the aisle in the once famous television suit, was the beaten finalist

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30. “Invite all the most famous young ladies in the land to come and stay with us”, she said

31. This went on for weeks and weeks until, with the young man complaining about the effects of sleep deprivation, there was only one famous young lady left in the whole of Great Britain

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32. The young lady, who was famous, as is every “glamourista”, for the skimpiness of her skirts and the translucency of her pure silk blouses, stood there dripping from head to toe

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33. Ask every famous married couple if they’re truly content

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34. The very next day Burberry read about a famous film star and his wife in one of her favourite glossy magazines, a couple who had been happily married for over forty years and even had a barbecue sauce named after them

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35. Remembering the words of the wily old publicist, the young man said, “If we make you famous, you know, fifteen minutes and all that, could we have a signed photograph of you? You can even kiss Burberry on the cheek if you like”

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36. that the famous singer was wearing a pair of beautiful, hand-tooled

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37. Alexei set his famous ears and awareness in motion

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38. the last century, there was a famous movie star, whose face

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39. The famous movie star was no stranger to the palpitations of the

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40. that the famous movie star called on her one afternoon to hear what

41. Spurred on by the prospect of becoming a father, the famous

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42. the famous movie star and his wife to be left the weakly glowing

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43. had not bothered to contest the proceedings, so neither the famous

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44. The famous movie actor was terribly afraid, but somewhere

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45. No more than a year after the child’s birth the famous actor met

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46. her father heard that he was the son of a famous actor, he too was

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47. famous painting of Christ, where he is standing at the

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48. In one famous instance the sign came, but too late, the sentence had already been carried out so the Goddess in her wrath smote the ground in an Earthquake that leveled the shrine where the sentence was carried out

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49. appearances on television and generally became the most famous

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50. The famous television gardener always said

51. ‘No, but he’d fall madly in love with Joanna and they would starve happily together, living on a diet of passion and fresh air until he becomes famous

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52. A little later in the year, the famous gardener and his wife were

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53. honoured with an invitation to attend a dinner at a famous

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54. were even introduced to a famous footballer and his wife, but found

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55. notepaper and in the head chef’s own hand, which the famous

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56. appreciated that it even came to bear the famous television

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57. And through it all, in their quiet moments, the famous television

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58. buzzing in anticipation, the famous television gardener and his wife

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59. to stand just to the left of the famous television gardener when it

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60. The famous television gardener

61. As for the once famous television gardener, he soon found that

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62. aisle in the once famous television suit, was the beaten finalist

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63. the other famous and virtuous people in the videos appeared in

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64. “Invite all the most famous young ladies in the land to come and

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65. one famous young lady left in the whole of Great Britain

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66. lady, who was famous, as is every “glamourista”, for the

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67. you famous, you know, fifteen minutes and all that, could we have

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68. “Is she famous also?”

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69. “I knew a guy named Ava once, but he wasn’t famous, he had a fish weir in the southern shallows (of North Lake, Jorma figured, though there wasn’t a lot of shallow water there)

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70. Must be lovely to have a famous father

71. "He’s an internationally famous limbo dancer

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72. His father knew; he'd accepted a bank draft signed by the famous scout

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73. She babbled about popular prittle-prattle for most of the walk, media stars and people who had been famous

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74. She brought up older things that were more famous in the media

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75. Kulai noticed that the neighborhood was little changed over that time, and they had somehow worked there way back to when the Brazilians were all famous and how they landed in their starship

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76. Just four days after the first famous camping trip, on a Thursday, with his Aunts still bustling in and out between his parents' room and the 'bath room,' he heard the voices of his sisters for the first time

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77. His entourage had gone off for their tour of the town and to sample the waters for which Malvern was famous

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78. The stories had filled her head with visions of famous people she had seen movies made about

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79. He only shot his famous grin back at her

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80. He was overjoyed just to know someone in so famous a group

81. A friend of mine has a book (Time – Life book on famous cities) and he loaned me the book on Hong Kong

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82. There’s a side of me that would love to be a famous performer, but that side is overwhelmed by the side of me that doesn’t have the ambition

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83. carvings in the adjoining cloisters are justifiably famous,

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84. I remember the Newman Center had a very famous set Stations of the Cross in the church

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85. All he asked was that she didn't forget him once she was famous

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86. Further Reading – Some of Jung’s most famous books: The Psychology of the Unconscious (1912) and Psychological Types (1921), Memories, Dreams, Reflections (1961) and lastly, The Red Book (2012)

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87. Luxury Travel for the Rich and Famous ON A BUDGET!

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88. Daedalus was a famous architect, inventor, and master craftsman

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89. 1) What was Daedalus famous for?

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90. He formed an attachment with Professor Joseph Bell during medical school and most people believe that Bell became the inspiration for his famous detective

91. My hope is this will reacquaint (or acquaint) the reader in some of the most famous and influential writers of our time, all, curiously enough – from Scotland

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92. Home of the famous Toad Suck Daze music festival

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93. These prices are not recorded, on account of their extraordinary dearness or cheapness, but are mentioned accidentally, as the prices actually paid for large quantities of grain consumed at a feast, which was famous for its magnificence

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94. In 1688, Mr Gregory King, a man famous for his knowledge in matters of this kind, estimated the average price of wheat, in years of moderate plenty, to be to the grower 3s

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95. Earth is not a crystal magic dream, it is a planet like Kassidor with land and crops and big oceans with beaches that the nation of the next expedition is famous for

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96. a famous skier recommends that brand

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97. Bertram Wooster would have gulped in one of the famous

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98. Proving its ancient age stands the famous statue

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