Sentence examples for actor to achieve from inspiring English sources

"Sidney had such a weight to carry to be the first black actor to achieve what he did in this town," says Diahann Carroll, with special empathy.

But Hayakawa had earned his true place in film history some 40 years before when he became, against all the odds and prejudices of early-20th-century America, the first Asian actor to achieve genuine stardom in Hollywood.

The film critic Stanley Kauffman once wrote, in a review of "The Young Lions," that Mr. Brando "now has the opportunity to become the first American film actor to achieve greatness".

Correction: July 7 , 2004 Wednesday A Critic's Notebook article on Saturday about Marlon Brando misspelled the surname of a film critic who wrote, in a review of "The Young Lions," that Mr. Brando "now has the opportunity to become the first American film actor to achieve greatness".

The definition of influence in a Net-Map context is based on Max Weber's definition of power that is, the ability of an actor to achieve one's goal in a social setting, irrespective of the means used.

Sharif, who was one of the few Arab actors to achieve mainstream Hollywood success, grew up in Cairo.

The director of "The Corner, Charles S. Dutton, encouraged each of his actors to achieve what Alexander calls "the realness factor".

The rise of a system of schooling extending to the university level enabled many young Mongolian writers, poets, artists, and actors to achieve, within limits, a self-expression never before available to them.

Today marks the eighth annual Africa Day for Food and Nutrition Security, which aims to raise awareness of chronic hunger and malnutrition and to encourage collaboration between national, regional and international actors to achieve food security.

In his review of "A Strange Eventful History" (March 29), Charles McGrath says that Ellen Terry and Henry Irving, along with Bernhardt and Duse, were "among the first actors to achieve stardom in something like the modern sense".

Zohra Sehgal, who has died aged 102, was one of the first female Indian actors to achieve a truly international profile, with roles in the films Bend It Like Beckham (2002) and Bhaji on the Beach (1993).