Peter Gill first achieved fame for his theatrical restoration of DH Lawrence.
There was, for example, the United Nations of the secretary generals, who soon achieved fame for settling disputes as neutral mediators.
Michael Savage COL TIM COLLINS Tim Collins achieved fame for a stirring speech to his troops as they prepared for battle.
U.S. admiral who achieved fame for his outstanding Union naval victories during the American Civil War (1861 65).
Martin was a 19th-century artist who achieved fame for his pictures of epic, and often biblical, destruction (and whose works can be regarded as prefiguring blockbuster movies).
William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson achieved fame for their rigorous study of all kinds of sexual practices, as dramatized in the new Showtime series "Masters of Sex".
In spirit and sound, it resembles mid-20th-century concertos like those by Erich Wolfgang Korngold and Miklos Rozsa, composers who achieved fame for their film scores.
Thomas Dewey achieved fame for bravely prosecuting local mobsters and then served ably as governor; he lost the city's vote to Missouri's Harry Truman.
Ms. Cincotta, who lived in Oak Park, a Chicago suburb, achieved fame for her spirited fights for residents of the neighborhood of Austin, on Chicago's West Side, where she lived most of her life.
1522 Sens, France 1594 Paris, France Jean Cousin, the Younger, (born 1522, Sens, Fr. died 1594, Paris), artist and craftsman noted for his painting, engraving, stained glass, sculpture, and book illustration, who, like his father, achieved fame for his versatility and independent style.
