Sentence examples for celebrity drawn from inspiring English sources

The result is that he has led in every poll and, with the aid of his celebrity, drawn large crowds in his visits to the state.

Perhaps Bill Clinton has enough celebrity draw to make a public affairs-oriented talk show work ("Heeere's Bill," editorial, Aug. 22).

The lesson of watching prominent executives like Martha Stewart on trial may only be: Don't break the rules if you're famous, because celebrity draws prosecutors' interest.

So it could be considered ironically timed that the horse who yesterday put forward captivating credentials to become one of the celebrity draws of the summer plies his trade in a country that condones the use of steroids outside race day.

Of the whole trend, Radio Shack vice-president of marketing David Beckerman said, "A celebrity draws attention to the product.

Wayne Coyne is used to being around celebrities drawn to his apparent strangeness (although he always protests that while the music might be weird, the band lead normal lives).

Long viewed as a safe harbor for the very rich, Switzerland has its share of celebrities, drawn by its stability, beauty and its flexible tax structure for the best heeled.

It co-starred Patricia Clarkson, Liam Neeson, and a young Jim Carrey who plays Johnny Squares, a drug-addled rock star and the first of the victims on a list of celebrities drawn up by horror film director Peter Swan (Neeson) who are deemed most likely to die, the so-called "Dead Pool".

So the Pasadena resident sold her work herself at flea markets until a Hollywood stylist came in for a beaded cuff, which led to customers such as Madonna, Britney Spears and a slew of other celebrities drawn to the emotion of her work.

You can find information about some of the eccentric contracts celebrities draw up at ( //www.thesmokinggun.com/).

Less clear is whether celebrities draw needed attention to overlooked planning issues or simply amount to a momentary distraction.