Sentence examples for a stardom from inspiring English sources

It's a study of a fractured family's daily struggles juxtaposed against a child's dreams of transcending those struggles through a stardom that proves elusive.

Still, no other American entertainer — male or female, black or white — was ever to achieve as phenomenal a stardom as Baker.

But as a woman of modest and unfashionable means who rose to a stardom she was not prepared for, Ms. Boyle, who still lives in her family home in tiny Blackburn, Scotland, has what most YouTube sensations lack: a compelling story.

Propelled by a stardom-at-all-costs drive, many of glam rock's principal characters nimbly reinvented themselves and in some cases trampled others on their way up.

For a stardom-voyeur, it's as thrilling and elicit as US Weekly.

She is both an industry veteran and a newcomer to stardom, a background figure and a ubiquitous force.

It is a gateway to stardom, a pinnacle of fashion modelling.

Some dancers who had been Broadway stars including Bill Robinson, Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, and Ginger Rogers found a new stardom in Hollywood in the early 1930s.

That many of the Beats went on to achieve a potent stardom is almost beside the point.

Unlike the others, Djokovic, with William Davis, has written a book that integrates the traditional account of a rise to stardom with a diet plan, including recipes.

And, in truth, she came very close to an immediate stardom.