Sentence examples for building fame from inspiring English sources

Among the bargains was the Dime Building, a 23-story neo-Classical gem of glazed brick and terra cotta trim, designed by Daniel Burnham — of Flatiron Building fame — and completed in 1912.

He had a very capable partner named Enos Barton, with whom he formed a company that later became the Western Electric Company and its offshoot Graybar (of Graybar Building fame).

You may have heard those lines this weekend at "Shuffle," a performance at the New York Public Library that paired Elevator Repair Service, of "Gatz" fame, with Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin, of Moveable Type (a.k.a. the cool display in the lobby of the New York Times building) fame — as exciting a collaboration for techy literary theatre geeks as the Traveling Wilburys were for cool dads.

Despite the building's fame, the retail space has sat largely empty since the Warners Brothers studio store closed in 2001.

I found the story behind the building of Fame fascinating.

Mamani earned his fame building mixed-use dream houses for the city's nouveaux riches.

The architects included Charles P. H. Gilbert, who later found fame building Fifth Avenue mansions.

The film cemented Bogart's status as a bona fide leading man, building on the fame he had gained in The Petrified Forest (1936).

The already influential building acquired further fame when a video of its robust weathering of Japan's 9.0-magnitude earthquake in March, 2011, went viral.

But he seems totally uninterested in building on that fame – others told me he was difficult to reach, and their prophecy bore out.

He now has his own section, alongside Señor Wences and his idol, Edgar Bergen, in the hall-of-fame building of the Vent Haven Museum, a historical collection on a residential street near the hotel.