Sentence examples for big fame from inspiring English sources
Big fame — Elton John fame, Police fame, even Elvis Costello fame — eluded John and the Records, but no one can take "Starry Eyes" away from them.
Before Epsom he was a big Fame And Glory fan and a big Rip Van Winkle fan, obviously he went with Rip," O'Brien told At The Races.
It grew quickly, getting him big fame for being the guy playing just dubplates with unknown crazy music only he had.
Now, she seems poised for something bigger: Fame, perhaps, or just as unsettling, a loss of control.
The women's league lasted nine seasons in the United States but reached its biggest fame when it was featured in the movie "A League of Their Own," with Tom Hanks and Madonna, in 1992.
Sacks' shoulders bounce with laughter: "Let's hope Jamal doesn't read the Guardian!"As for the prospect of bigger and bigger fame: "I feel very good about it and I'm not scared," beams Atkins.
Lena Horne, who shifted long-standing racial boundaries in Hollywood in the 1940s and went on to even bigger fame with records and television, was remembered at her funeral Mass on Friday as an unforgettable performer and a fiercely determined campaigner for civil rights.
"The biggest fame comes to the person who makes the discovery that no one else was even thinking about," he says.
This may well be the best wine list in all of Paris, even eclipsing the more famous wine lists of La Tour dArgent and Taillevent, two restaurants of much bigger fame and longer renown than the little hole-in-the-wall LAmi Louis.
"I think it is the most interesting match in my career," Kucera said, who gained his sobriquet, "the little cat," because he moves like his mentor, Miloslav Mecir, of "big cat" fame.
"It's also packed with cameo roles from people on the rise - not just Ruby Wax but Rik Mayall, long before he found big screen fame in Drop Dead Fred.
