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Sentence Examples He is famously uxorious but seldom lets the cameras catch a glimpse of Moira, his wife. The earlier versions are famously protracted and meditative, pondering unanswerable questions concerning life, death and desire. Birt, a revolutionary technocrat who related ambiguously to artists, sent out conciliatory messages with his famously unstructured Armani suits. The other was a highly educated, enormously well-read, famously cool-headed master spy for the Soviet Union. They may be famously untalkative, but they sure know how to generate a lot of noise. Fragonard's famously teasy painting of The Swing is re-created with the addition of a tribal peekaboo dress. McIntosh sees parallels with Lady Macbeth, the Shakespearean villainess who famously asked for male characteristics as she plotted murder. He looks downcast, a frown passing like a cloud over his famously large forehead. He adhered to famously beautiful women, as lover or court poet or Svengali, or all three. It also persists most famously among that other northern breed, the Highland. Fino Sherry, and its more nimble sibling Manzanilla, famously accompanies many tapas, whether it's Serrano ham, grilled squid or patatas bravas. In his Critique of Pure Reason, Kant famously differentiated the noumenal, or ideal, realm from the phenomenal or lived world. Albert Einstein famously said that everything had changed in the nuclear age except the way we think. He began his career in Shakespearean stage roles, then starred in David Lynch's Dune, Blue Velvet and, perhaps most famously, Twin Peaks. In other respects, he is famously reticent, adverse to showmanship and actually something of a camera-shy recluse. Talk famously steals the riff from Kraftwerk's Computer Love and hearkens in tone to the quirky off centre Whisper. The neo-romantic oiks who famously heckled him in 1994 drew scant response from the audience. She was raised in a castle, where Augustus John once famously found her father reading The Times in a suit of armour. Morrissey and his other heavy-hearted chums in The Smiths famously posed outside it to promote a 1987 single. It was Hodgkin, famously, who outed Bruce Chatwin in an interview with biographer Nicholas Shakespeare. Show More Sentences Lack of sun in the later part of the day is why winter is so famously bleak at high latitudes. Marx, of course, was famously reluctant to provide recipes for future cookshops. She once, famously, beat a famous Australian racing driver in a hill climb, and I suspect given the opportunity she could have been very good. The 53-year-old silver fox has famously pranked many of his co-stars in the past, including Sandra Bullock and Ryan Gosling. She taught him the national anthem so he would not make the same mistake as his predecessor, who famously made a mess of mouthing the words. Whilst Alan Moore famously earns his living writing comic books, he could never be accused of being a one-trick pony. As a former congresswoman famously remarked, a woman can push a button just as easily as a man. Throw in the famously tolerant Dutch attitudes and you've got a place that rewards visit after visit. Even in famously insular Japan, travel is producing a far more worldly generation. Collina's famously piercing gaze uncharacteristically drops away, almost bashful at being reminded of the compliment. He famously failed to defend the infanticidal Minnie Dean, the first and last woman to be hanged in New Zealand. In the l960s, the draft was famously open to evasion and manipulation, as that large flock of chickenhawks proves. She once famously shook hands with Dracula when she attended a gala performance by the company at Leeds Grand Theatre. The latter, while famously devoted to the Eucharist, was relatively indifferent to liturgical matters and surprisingly open to inculturation. However, it obviously cannot involve either, because the university is famously progressive, and hence abhors both sins. And there was little beauty, if some nobility, in the famously effective Greek phalanx. The leaves of the acanthus are so famously handsome and glossy that their blue flower spike is almost an afterthought. But using a famously queeny actor to accomplish this task of reassurance makes the film interesting to us fifty years later. He famously told of attempts to waterlog the infield, and even moving the fences in between half-innings. He was famously handed a six-month ban in 1994 for pulling another jockey off a horse at Beverley. Show More Sentences David James was famously addicted to computer games back in his Liverpool days. Stephen Jay Gould famously used the panda's thumb to illustrate the same principle. I asked him about his famously resplendent Afghan hound photographed in a designer corset-collar and white silk rose corsage. Most generally, Locke had argued famously that real essences are unknowable. It was famously said that widescreen was only good for filming a train or a snake. The country boasts some spectacular scenery, most famously Victoria Falls along the Zambezi River. Wild dogs, especially the big wild dogs, are famously family oriented, and wolves are no exception. It is famously understood that Darwin used a tree diagram to represent evolutionary relationships. This is a famously livable city, and its residents tend to be famously smug about the fact. He once famously got an injunction banning anyone from repeating the allegation that he dyes his hair. Malick is a famously reclusive figure who never gives interviews and seems to disappear off the face of the planet for years at a time. Mrs. Thatcher once famously remarked that there is no such thing as society. Sands once famously remarked that our revenge would be the laughter of our children. Mahmud rejected the offer, famously repudiating the idea that he should be known as a broker of idols rather than a breaker of them. Malta has a famously Anglophile culture and, if moving there permanently, you can buy any property irrespective of value. Whereas Mozart famously detested Salzburg, Zehetmair retains much fonder memories of his home town. In other respects, he is famously reticent, averse to showmanship and actually something of a camera-shy recluse. Aristotle famously proposed that as the heavens revolve about the Earth, the planets move in circles. There was famously, possibly apocryphally, a public school classics master who took early retirement to go and become a Masai wife. The Hollywood stars were famously rumoured to have romped in an elevator at Los Angeles' Chateau Marmont hotel. Show More Sentences The Senator, for example, famously made an ill-fated effort to discredit him. Margaret Thatcher once famously remarked that anyone over the age of 30 who was still using buses was a failure. Her Grand National runner famously collapsed on the run-in while seeming certain to win the 1956 race. She is up for almost any question, though she famously declines those concerning her love life and the father of her two sons. Kerry Packer famously had a near-death experience and claimed there was absolutely nothing there. George Orwell wasn't wrong about much but he was way off beam with his famously jaundiced view of sport. Gaelic has a reputation for having a famously difficult spelling system, and not just among learners of the language. Italian architectural historian Bruno Zevi famously decried the depersonalizing effect of the city's broad avenues and cold modernist styling. With arguably the best views in Italy, Harry's famously installed frosted glass windows. Eliot famously thought that no verse was free, for the poet who wanted to do a good job. Is it salmon, not sardines, that keeps those famously long-lived Cretans healthy? He famously adopted the stage persona of an affectless drunk, only to turn, after his son's death, into a genuine dipso. I remember when Lady Moon famously distributed her errant husband's expensive wine collection to the neighbours. It captures the effervescence of the Essex personality and the county's famously vibrant business scene. It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented, and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor. Sinewy and sensuous, these preparatory masterworks are anatomical wonders capturing the longings of the famously impetuous painter. Yet he was famously thin-skinned and irascible, as I have good reason to remember, if any criticism became directed at himself. Smith famously used a pin factory to explain how specialised tasks under a division of labour massively increase productivity. So Angus talked as though to a lecture room of students, and from then on, he and Duncan got on famously. And the Spurs are famously one of those teams that will bench players who don't play defense. Show More Sentences In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs. The players got on famously, becoming the first team in 11 years to put three past Brazil. At first she is dressed with drab functionality, so we recognize her purchase of the famously ridiculous hat as a significant emotional milepost. Dwight Eisenhower famously worried about the military-industrial complex unduly influencing governments. He drew on a multitude of historic influences, including Roman, Gothic, Egyptian, Peruvian and, most famously, Japanese. The women worked the wind-swept fields while the men worked the quarries and manned fishing boats in famously treacherous seas. Aristotle famously rejects the infinite in mathematics and in physics, with some notable exceptions. Britons are famously obsessed with the weather, but have long taken the forecasts with a pinch of salt. He is a famously flinty treasury secretary, a man suspicious of international aid and bailouts, who isn't afraid to say so. Centuries after the city famously locked out the reigning monarch King Charles I, it was a time to forgive and forget. Breton embraced a similar kind of monism, arguing famously against distinctions between the real and imaginary, past and future, life and death. He is a teaching assistant who happens upon lost correspondence to a lover written by a famously monogamous 19th-century poet. Slater was famously at the same strip club as the actor, when he allegedly got it on with a couple of strippers. Leigh famously begins work on his projects with no script, no characters and no names, expecting the actors to pitch in on all of these in a collaborative workshop style. The couturier famously traveled the world on scouting trips, looking to draw design inspiration from sundry cultures. Power is an aphrodisiac, Henry Kissinger famously said, but it is clearly also a great skin cream. It was ignored at the time because the now-famous letter is also famously a fake. In the 1987 film Wall Street, Michael Douglas's famously power-hungry character Gordon Gekko makes a speech extolling greed which captured the mood of the decade. Communist-era clerks were famously rude and indifferent, because they had no motive to make people happy. We are expected to bow down before the divinely written Word, even when that Word famously, ludicrously contradicts itself over and over and over again. Show More Sentences To do this, Compaq acquired Tandem Computer, maker of famously reliable mainframes, and then Digital Equipment Corporation, the original maker of minicomputers. Moore is famously amiable and social-media savvy, and he takes a gentler and more sophisticated tone than his predecessor. I am sure your government merely intended to contribute some homespun humor to the general gaiety of nations, as Queen Marie Antoinette so famously did in her day. The mayor is triathlon fit, famously disciplined and generally as serious as a heart attack. In 1931 he famously bowled Australia's great batsman out for a duck. McPherson is famously abrasive and is universally regarded as one of the most disagreeable executives in Hollywood. It would seem that little has changed since the first-century Roman satirist Juvenal famously wrote that all that the modern citizen craved was bread and circuses. It was famously sung in the trenches of the First World War by Welsh regiments to keep their spirits up, and it's a firm favourite with Welsh rugby crowds. Iceland is one of the world's top fly-fishing destinations, and fly-fishing in Iceland is famously a test of skill, nous, patience and determination. Investors, institutional and retail, have famously short memories. No word on if this outrageous sum, which Stewart raised for Hurricane Sandy relief, merited a smile from the famously surly star. The famously unscripted, undisciplined, verbally incontinent VP tends to offer a little something for everyone. Beijing, famously, launched a coordinated and sustained attack against Google a half decade ago to injure its business in China. The hiring of belcher itself was a strong indicator that the famously litigious Sterling was determined to go to court. Is that scratchy rug atop her head really meant to be Kate's famously silken locks? It is, rather famously, not the most prudent move to get a Ph.D in philosophy. The band of funsters never appear on stage without their shell suits, signature chains of cheap gold safety pins and famously irreverent sense of humour. He famously mooned a referee, threw a shoe at a baseline judge who kept calling foot faults and changed both his shirt and his shorts on court during a match. Thaipusam is famously the festival of ritual piercing, as Vels are pushed into the fleshy bits of the body by devotees seemingly oblivious to pain. One thing that has probably mellowed only a little with age is Lloyd's famously sharp tongue and his impatience with incompetence or poor thinking. Show More Sentences Dr Johnson was famously won over after a long conversation with the King in 1767, while numerous stories abound of the King visiting farms incognito. But, unlike another famously athletic and God-fearing Tim, Howard is far less preachy. London was famously charismatic, but to those closest to him, he could be vindictively cruel. He was a famously difficult and irascible man, some might even have characterized as mad, but was unfailingly courteous, warm and hospitable towards me. A libel suit that Westmoreland famously filed against CBS, which made the claim, was settled out of court. Some of the wilder theories have percolated in the famously raucous Turkish press. Jean-Francois Lyotard famously defined postmodernism in terms of the sublime and posited it as presenting what is unpresentable, excessive, regardless of order and perfection. Ideally, if we were some famously wealthy band, we would have had a rack of 40 preamps on the road with us for the recording, but we don't have that. The company famously founded in a Palo Alto garage in 1939 is in a barely controlled descent. It brimmed with the famously vigorous and boisterous life of fledgling Kennedys. The academic field is famously hostile to believers and Aslan has bucked that worldview. Dostum famously led Uzbek cavalry charges supported by U.S. B-52 bombers to defeat the Taliban. My electronics knowledge is famously bad though, which is why I play with kits like this and don't, for example, dodgily solder things onto breadboards. Mill famously advanced a nuanced utilitarianism, in which the principle of greatest happiness included the caveat that there were qualitatively distinct kinds of happiness. Less famously, the synagogue of the Karaite sect in Abbasiyya was also restored under her tenure. Hume famously claimed that inductions are based on regularities found in experience, and concluded that the inductive predictions may very well turn out being false. Morrissey famously fired you from The Smiths by leaving a postcard on your car. The famously bald and speccy tabloid boss was conducting his afternoon news conference on his mobile from a doorway off Renfield Street, outside the Drum and Monkey pub. He famously gave Queen Elizabeth II a collection of lesser diamonds from his jewelry cache as a prenuptial gift. Irishman Bob Geldof was famously made an honorary knight for his work for Live Aid. Show More Sentences However, as David Ricardo famously demonstrated, specialization and trade can benefit even a country that has an absolute advantage in all industries. Vladimir Putin famously ran agents for the KGB from 1985 to 1990 out of Dresden, which was then in communist East Germany. The famously reclusive millionaire writer JK Rowling has revealed that even as a child she hid away from the world, burying herself in books and daydreams. Al Gore, however, sold his Current TV channel to Al Jazeera, which is funded by the royal family of famously carbon neutral Qatar. Judd Apatow is the one who famously had you dye your hair red for your breakout role in Superbad. He is the chronicler of a colorful fashion-loving world, famously traversing Manhattan on his bicycle. Well-heeled Hungarian kids like to drink at this famously and excessively long bar, surrounded by the iconography of old Hollywood and local Magyar movies. There are a few exceptions to this pattern, most famously in seahorses where females have an ovipositor which places unfertilized ova into the male's pouch for insemination. Goodall was apparently so moved by the book that she failed to notice that it was, in fact, famously written by Thomas de Quincey. Eight years earlier, in fact, he had written a famously warm and richly nuanced description of the family in a letter to the German humanist Ulrich von Hutten. The spirit of populism is unlike the specter of communism famously invoked by Marx and Engels. Roman Jakobson's good friend, that arch-structuralist aristocrat Nikolai Sergeevich Trubetzkoy, famously said that phonetics is to phonology as numismatics is to economics. America, as Tocqueville famously concluded, is a nation of joiners. Justice Harlan famously dissented in Plessy, insisting that the Constitution is colorblind. He has famously claimed to prefer country music over other pop genres, and numerous cultural critics have pointed out his blissful obliviousness toward the arts. That star would all too famously implode with her tragic death from a heroin overdose at a mere 27 years of age. In this issue we have sought further advice from the well-preserved and the famously youthful on how not to grow old, on how to keep up with the genetic Joneses. The federation which at one point acted as a semi-autonomous government organisation is famously fond of using its power and influence in the law courts. As host of a daily phone-in show, he has extensive experience at stirring up arguments among the famously reserved and tolerant populace of Northern Ireland. Most famously, the Htoo twins, pre-teen mystic leaders of a Karen group called God's Army, grabbed headlines in 2000 as the most unlikely of guerrilla generals. Show More Sentences Alongside the ghost cruise and the many ghost walks, tours of the cellar have started at the Treasurer's House, where Harry Martindale famously saw the Roman legionnaires. Had he succeeded he would have outclassed one of his predecessors, who was famously described as incapable of walking and chewing gum at the same time. Yet only two days into his holiday, he found himself so captivated by the island he famously tore up his return train ticket and threw it into the sea. She became a household name through her TV show, Relaxing with Roma where she famously sported a leopard-print leotard which became her trademark. Given that crucial importance, The Macallan is famously hands-on when it comes to its wooden barrels. It is famously difficult to get into Crannog at the best of times. He was also, famously, the first man to say the c-word on British televison. He is also famously reclusive and chary of talking about his craft. With the same detached honesty he famously records the great events, the invaluable ongoing political story, as well as his own foolishnesses and lustful fumblings. Three years ago Teigen famously made her debut in the 2010 swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated magazine. Hannibal famously crossed the Alps with a herd of elephants, and the Romans had settlements in the region. Although amber is most famously yellow, red amber, black amber, grey amber and even blue amber also exist. The declarative model was most famously expressed in the 1933 Montevideo Convention. Painters developed other techniques, studying light, shadow, and, famously in the case of Leonardo da Vinci, human anatomy. During his 1946 trip to the United States, Churchill famously lost a lot of money in a poker game with Harry Truman and his advisors. Charles was further humiliated when he asked the Speaker, William Lenthall, to give their whereabouts, which Lenthall famously refused to do. Any attempt to answer that question would carry us into the labyrinthine corridors of Jefferson's famously elusive mind. Although he is not known to have ever visited Liverpool, Jung famously had a vivid dream of the city which he analysed in one of his works. Dirac was famously not bothered by issues of interpretation in quantum theory. The late Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman was famously fond of Cornwall and it featured prominently in his poetry. Show More Sentences Oddly, the big difference didn't come in our user ratings, where we expected the famously friendly Mac interface to shine. This is parodied famously in Cervantes' Don Quixote, when the title character attacks a windmill, believing it to be a giant. Mary in the village of Edwinstowe and most famously of all, the Major Oak also located at the village of Edwinstowe. The king famously responded that he would not dismiss as much as a scullion from his kitchen at parliament's request. Inversion of normative gender roles is most famously associated with the witches and with Lady Macbeth as she appears in the first act. A firm Lutheran, he nevertheless strongly advocated the separation of church and state, famously denouncing the witch trials then prevalent. Other languages developed since include Idiom Neutral, Occidental, Lingua Franca Nova, and most famously and successfully, Interlingua. It famously notes Columba's need for a translator when conversing with an individual on Skye. During this time he met Flora Macdonald, who famously aided him in a narrow escape to Skye. Fleming was a famously poor communicator and orator, which meant his findings were not initially given much attention. As Saint Basil famously proclaimed, honour or veneration of the icon always passes to its archetype. It famously replaces the Union Jack over the Palace of Westminster when the Queen visits during the State Opening of Parliament. The River Dee runs through it and the waters of the lake are famously deep and clear. Plato famously condemned poetic myth when discussing education in the Republic. It was famously raised over Caernarfon during the Battle of Tuthill in 1401 against the English. He famously whipped off his shirt as he ran to celebrate with his teammates. While on camera, Bruce behaves famously, but as soon as they stop rolling he turns into a scoundrel. Most famously, frigatebirds and skuas engage in this behaviour, although gulls, terns and other species will steal food opportunistically. He famously moved a motion in Westminster calling for a tunnel to be constructed between County Antrim and the Scottish coast. Only a small number of these are globally extinct, most famously the Irish elk, great auk and woolly mammoth. Show More Sentences Purported runestones have been found in North America, most famously the Kensington Runestone. It includes most of the more highly regarded shorter poems, some religious pieces, and a series of riddles, a handful of which are famously lewd. The legend inspired a song The Admiral's Broom, famously covered by Australian baritone Peter Dawson. Natural rock formations made into statues or other sculpture in the round, most famously at the Great Sphinx of Giza, are also usually excluded. Hume famously noted the impossibility of the mercantilists' goal of a constant positive balance of trade. Cabral's armada famously discovered Brazil for the Portuguese crown along the way. Uruguay won the inaugural tournament on home soil in 1930 and again in 1950, famously defeating home favourites Brazil in the final match. Put most famously by John Locke, homesteading is central to anarcho-capitalism, rights-based libertarianism, and propertarianism. Lenin wrote extensively on the matter and famously declared that Imperialism was the highest stage of capitalism. He famously placed England under interdict during the reign of John of England. Worcester is also famously the former home of the Worcester Lunch Car Company. There are many variations of a story retelling his encounter with Confucius, most famously in the Zhuangzi. At his death, the Buddha is famously believed to have told his disciples to follow no leader. Prominent intellectuals criticized it, most famously Lefranc de Pompignan at the French Academy. His prose style, famously cranky and occasionally savage, helped cement an air of irascibility. The consumptive nature of a beauty-identity has been famously depicted in the popular PBS documentary Affluenza. Gloria Steinem famously said that feminism is, at its core, humanism. Hal Sutton famously paired the arch-enemies in the last match and they flopped, but new US captain Hal Sutton is unlikely to follow suit. In short, over time he seems to have unjustly been swept into what Trotsky famously dubbed the ashbin of history. The latter, famously, built blocks of 19th-century New York on an Italian studio's backlot. Show More Sentences At this stage, her husband could probably run as a Unionist and poll better in the famously West Brit constituency. It's here that, famously, the Skagerrak and Kattegat collide in fairly spectacular fashion. Slightly tremulous vocals feeling their way gently through the chiming guitars heighten the famously poignant melodics. The Ayatollah Khomeini famously called the United States the great satan. Most famously, the Brazilian liquor is found in the Caipirinha, a mixture of cachaca, lime juice and sugar. Capetonians are famously laidback, but that doesn't mean they don't know how to party. Among other inventions, Swan famously pioneered the carbon process which enabled the creation of permanent photographic prints. The cartoon character's famously tall hair came second only to Princess Diana's Sloane Ranger hairstyle. And Inter boss Helenio Herrera famously pioneered the ultradefensive Catenaccio system. When it comes to computing, Moore's Law famously specifies that the number of transistors on a chip will double every two years. But Britons who've visited the Mediterranean region may recognise the increasing presence of the famously explosive song of Cetti's Warbler. She famously tried to sell Amy to Roy and Hayley and you always felt she'd have happily swapped her daughter for a cheese toastie. He was the man, remember, who gave us the similarly syrupy Safe Haven, Dear John and, most famously, The Notebook. It allows him to form questions and constellations for which politics has no language and makes a famously unpolitical writer political. Wise, and, most famously, the bogus orientalia of Sir Edmund Backhouse could be highly profitable. In 1969, Castro famously cancelled Christmas as a national holiday. He has famously said that if he had the funds he would demolish its most controversial modern museum, the Ara Pacis. Although it sounds like a mouthwash, Dentex is actually a famously tasty fish caught in shoals in the deep-blue waters off Dubrovnik. Blair himself had a famously tin ear for the old-time grass roots faction. Problematic as FTM phalloplasty famously is, MTF genital surgery is also imperfect. Show More Sentences The Guggenheim, which has galleries in Berlin, Venice, Bilbao and, most famously, New York, is considered an icon of 20th century architecture. Wojtowicz was famously played by Al Pacino in Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon, based on Wojtowicz's 1972 bank heist. The pair's TV careers both started in 1999, with Ramsay's famously foulmouthed Boiling Point and Jamie's Naked Chef. Unexplained outbreaks of MS were reported in isolated groups of people during World War II, most famously among the inhabitants of the Faroe Islands in the far North Atlantic. The subject of the talk is JB Priestley who famously managed to irritate the whole region when he described his two-day visit there in 1933 in his book English Journey. He wrote for the New Yorker, most famously scripted for the Marx Brothers on Horsefeathers and Monkey Business and for Mike Todd on Around the World in Eighty Days. Before performing his biggest U-turn in a desperate search for electability, Neil Kinnock famously put his finger on what is at stake in the nuclear age. Wolfe's forthcoming book on Erasmus will surely reflect on his famously eirenic influence amid the more-than-merely-cultural wars of the 16th century. The label's most successful release to date featured Matisyahu, a famously devout Lubavitcher Hassid and highly accomplished reggae singer and beatboxer. The star, who famously posed in tight yellow swim trunks in hit film Sexy Beast, uses sunbeds to kick-start the bronzing before he jets off on his holidays. Britney, 27, has been under her father's conservatorship since she was famously pictured restrained by the ankle in an ambulance and hospitalised last year. Bergman's use of non-diegetic imagery, a split screen, exposed celluloid, and other formalist techniques famously made this film a landmark of experimental narrative. Mention the words 'spaghetti western' and 'Sergio Leone' together and your internal jukebox is likely to conjure up that famously haunting signature tune. The famously minuscule memory span of fish is in doubt after scientists discovered that at least one species is able to remember where it was given food for at least 12 days. Had he won the Preakness Stakes, the famously injured thoroughbred Barbaro would have been so valuable his owners wouldn't be able to fully insure him. Most famously, Blaise Pascal, in his 1660 Provincial Letters, viciously assaulted what he saw as Jesuit laxism in faith and morals by ridiculing casuistry. Knock lives on, both in British knocking-shop and American knock-up, the latter famously validating Wilde's dictum of two countries separated by the same language. Walter Wolfgang, 84, famously ejected from the 2005 Labour Party conference for heckling JackStraw, was among the organisers of the first Aldermaston rally. Kipling who famously justified the Western colonisation and European imperialism in the now infamous poem, The White Man's Burden, was nothing if not a pragmatist. Kipling who famously justified the Western colonization and European imperialism in the now infamous poem, The White Man's Burden, was nothing if not a pragmatist. Show More Sentences King Juan Carlos of Spain famously weighs anchor at this former fishing village, where he dines on caldereta de langosta, a lobster soup exclusive to this part of the island. That term of abuse, comparing an opponent to a deceased baa-lamb, was most famously used by that old bruiser Denis Healey against his mild Tory adversary Geoffrey Howe. As for the Romans, they are famously known for their invention of the vomitorium which allowed them to indulge in excessive eating and relieve themselves by vomiting. Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen famously features valkyries. Carboniferous Limestone occurs most famously around The Burren in County Clare, western Ireland where it produces one of western Europe's most important karst landscapes. These sprawling structures, mostly earthen mounds, create the type of landscape art most famously seen in the Nazca region of Peru, reports Live Science. Most famously, Old Sarum served as a pocket borough of the Pitt family. The Lowcountry, most famously centering on the cities of Charleston, South Carolina and Savannah, Georgia, once constituted its own entirely unique English dialect region. The Tsar celebrated his victory over Kazan by building several churches with oriental features, most famously Saint Basil's Cathedral on Red Square in Moscow. Alan Shepard, the first American in space, famously relieved himself inside his silver pressure suit while waiting out the countdown in his tiny Mercury capsule. The song was first and most famously recorded by Rocio Durcal. Movement of flora and fauna between islands is limited, leading to the evolution of a high rate of localized species, most famously the Komodo dragon. However, vowel sequences in hiatus are more freely allowed in some other languages, most famously perhaps in Bantu and Polynesian languages, but also in Japanese and Finnish. One train famously completed the journey in a little over twenty minutes. Like long-term couple Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton, who famously live in separate houses, I believe that personal space is the key to a healthy relationship. Also particularly striking are the buildings in the Art Nouveau style, most famously by the Belgian architects Victor Horta, Paul Hankar and Henry Van de Velde. Edinburgh Castle in Scotland is famously located atop an extinct volcano. Restaurant chains emerged with standardized decor and menus, most famously the Fred Harvey restaurants along the route of the Sante Fe Railroad in the Southwest. So the Elderly Person, being nowhat in awe of such a comrade, assured him that he was a good man, along certain lines, and the two men got along famously. Most famously, Atlanta hosted the Centennial 1996 Summer Olympics. Show More Sentences Singer David Bowie famously wore a coat worn in the style of Bull. The monikers of both these famously well-endowed movie stars contain enormous sworls that could only signify you-know-what, according to Ms Koren. Created in the Tudor period in the court of Henry VIII, the English Strawberries and cream is synonymous with the British summer, and is famously consumed at Wimbledon. Most famously, the buildings of Cathays Park, the civic centre in the centre of the city, are built of Portland stone which was imported from Dorset. Sellers and Kubrick got on famously during the film's production and had the greatest of respect for each other, also sharing a love of photography. This survey was introduced in 2005 in the belief that employers track graduate quality, making this a barometer of teaching quality, a famously problematic thing to measure. He famously sat in meditation under a Ficus religiosa tree now called the Bodhi Tree in the town of Bodh Gaya in Gangetic plains region of South Asia. These included processional dances, often associated with rushbearing or the Wakes Week festivities, and types of step dance, most famously clog dancing. The proponents of this view, most famously Adam Smith in 1776, argued that wealth was created by human endeavour and was thus potentially infinite. In the 1960s, she famously tantalized viewers in the controversial slipdress worn in Butterfield 8, the film that got the then-three-time nominated actress an Oscar. Examples from Classical Literature An away Susy flew daan th' ginnel, famously suited wi' th' way shoo'd capt 'em wi' her scholarship. We often feel that if we were not as ignorant of glass-blowing as Amieux is of everything else, we could get on famously with him. And he left shop staff baffled by doing an impression of the famously bandy-legged screen cowboy. To my surprise and joy, Martin and she have got on famously. Formerly they were civil and kind, and we all got on famously together. It will be seen that the two young people were getting on famously. In a little while I had four assistants, and we got on famously. In Pride and Prejudice he famously transmuted the soberly clad Mr Darcy into a hunk of animal magnetism in a wet shirt. The famously direct and tactless prince married the 21-year-old princess in 1947, and their marriage has been the backbone of the monarchy. The Haka is a traditional Maori war dance and is famously performed by the New Zealand rugby union team. Find more words! 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