Sentence examples for colossal fame from inspiring English sources
Much of the story is the cost of such colossal fame and fortune.
Actors regularly swan into parliamentary seats and lend their colossal fame to one candidate or another.
'Attention seeking' has bought Madonna both her death threats and her colossal fame, it's the reason people love and hate her.
Sir Paul, like some others who've experienced colossal fame, can't quite hide his air of self-importance, but onstage he connects with the audience in a big way and the audiences still scream.
The invitation from Harvard, along with an honorary doctorate, marked a kind of apotheosis in Oprah's celebrated story of struggle from poverty and obscurity to colossal wealth, fame, and success.
Like them, Best was a colossal celebrity.
The colossal white stone "column of fame," with its golden cupola gleaming above the Kremlin hill, was the definite expression of an era, reflecting the tastes and grandiose political ambitions of the rising Russian state.
She was already drinking heavily and taking drugs (cocaine, LSD, Percodan) and her addiction only intensified, along with her fame, following the colossal success of the movie and its immediate sequels, The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983), in which there was less running along corridors and more sparkling banter, particularly between her and Ford.
Greg Lake, who has died of cancer aged 69, first rose to fame with a brief stint in King Crimson before achieving colossal success with Emerson, Lake & Palmer during the 1970s.
The very first thing we see in the installation is a colossal ink scroll by Wang Dongling, who was born in China in 1945 and gained early fame there for creating big-character political posters for the Cultural Revolution.
