Sentence examples for Growing in fame from inspiring English sources

Still growing in fame, Kertész was granted the National Grand Prize of Photography in Paris in 1982, as well as the 21st Annual George Washington Award from the American Hungarian Foundation the same year.

Along the way, the organization has grown in fame and stridency.

As Edinburgh grew in fame and wealth, so it did in size.

But as Taos grew in fame and popularity, Santa Fe, the nearby state capital, withered.

The inaugural running of the Gold Cup came in 1807 and the meeting has grown in fame ever since.

Chronology of offending A detailed timeline released today reveals that as Savile grew in fame so his offending became increasingly prolific.

The Iditarod has grown in fame and media attention over the years, and many of the mushers today enjoy corporate sponsorship.

Since his death in 1866, Chief Seattle has grown in fame and stature to a point where he has become a sort of Abraham Lincoln of American Indians, a gifted orator and visionary leader.

To some extent, it was also a self-portrait of his emotional life as he grew in fame and experience and, perhaps, as he deepened into a professional objectification of his sitters that mostly reflected formal experiment, whatever the relation of the sitters to him.

While the album did help boost the band's popularity, the Allman Brothers' name really grew in fame due to their live performances.

It was relatively unknown until it starred in a TV cartoon, and grew in fame when the Gateway Grizzlies, a minor league baseball team in St . Louis started serving it.