Sentence examples for I fame from inspiring English sources
While at Curtiss Aeroplane, Verville took an active part in the development of the transatlantic flying boat America (which was a Curtiss H-2) and the Curtiss Jenny of World War I fame.
It offered the obvious advantages that: i) FAME analysis reflects on the biochemical and physiological attributes of the associated organisms rather than on the mutations in the genes encoding the candidate orthologues in order to correctly define their precise taxonomic position; and ii) it offers a highly reproducible value based on the comparisons with other members of the genus [23], [24].
Other "permanent residents" include beer baron John Molson Sr, the 18th-century explorer David Thompson, railway tycoon and Titanic victim Charles Melville Hays and, curiously, Anna Leonowens of The King and I fame.
Tim Rogers of You Am I fame met Lance Ferguson from Australia's great funk-soul exports the Bamboos backstage at the Big Day Out in 2011, and the result was one of the biggest songs in the country last year, I Got Burned.
Is fame important to you? Fame is a necessary nuisance.
Is fame one of the perks of being a celebrity stylist?
Is fame important to you? No, but I don't mind the fact that people recognise me.
But to talk to some of the hopefuls is to wonder, Is fame worth it?
Is fame important to you? No, but it does come with success.
