Famed used in a sentence

Famed in a sentence as an adjective

Telling that Apple did not pick up on it in their famed testing process, though.

I was also going for the other thing us Brits are known for, our famed modesty.

In the Sandhya Vandanam ritual the mantra that is chanted is the famed Gayatri mantra.

So now my domains can be hosted by a company famed for its responsive and transparent customer service!

Later that year, a rifle company from the famed 1st Air Cavalry Division flatly refused - on CBS TV - to advance down a dangerous trail.

All this with Google's famed lack of support - unless your spend is extremely high, which means you're losing even more money for having chosen App Engine.

Given Sean Parker's famed brazen personality, I'm sure there will be more than a little schadenfreude in SV if this venture goes belly up.

She turned this racket on her former lawyer Marc Randazza -- a lawyer famed for his first-amendment efforts -- after he recused himself from her case.

This design decision, and the famed management decision at MT to ignore engineer Roger Boisjoly's warnings on launch day, doomed the crew of STS-51-L.

So I close with a statement by famed rapper Sir Joey Bada$$, extolling the virtues of the circumference: "So I keep my circumference of deep fried friends like dumplings, But **** that ***** we munching, we hungry.

It was true back then for building fighter jets and it's true now for basic software development projects:"Johnson's famed "down-to-brass-tacks" management style was summed up by his motto, "Be quick, be quiet, and be on time.

The standard string handling functions look trivial in documentation, but when you actually use them you'll find yourself forgetting to add null bytes or not realizing that some of the functions mutate the string you're working on. I'd argue it's that process of figuring out how to make things work that gives you the famed understanding of how computers work.