Sentence examples for could be famous from inspiring English sources

But then she smiles, admitting with "some trepidation" that these could be famous last words.

Brazil had no extradition treaty with Britain, so although he could not work, he could be famous.

But I may now have found a way in that works for me, although these could be famous last words.

I really thought I didn't care, that I could be famous and not be altered by it - but you are.

I must say I fancy him to avoid defeat in this match, though they could be famous last words.

"And that was a big decision for me, because I thought, I could be famous, a worldwide superstar, or I can do this show, which is obviously going to be very difficult," Lloyd said.

If they couldn't be famous writers, they'd be famous criminals.

Socially, she brings Warhol's fantasia of celebrity to the inner lives of characters who, however extravagant their yearnings, couldn't be famous even for fifteen seconds, because they're fictional.

Noel Edmonds is a man who could only be famous in this country.

In a typical rhetorical flourish, he noted how India was, before the industrial revolution, known abroad as a Golden Bird, suggesting it could once again be famous as being a golden opportunity.Yet it is troubling what still goes unsaid.

"How could it not be famous?" Miller first began taking in weary lawmakers in 1982, just five years after he purchased the house for around $90,000.