Sentence examples for crest of fame from inspiring English sources

When "The Bridge" finally was published in 1930, the consensus was that Crane had produced a major work, one critic calling it "the most remarkable attempt at an orchestrated modern American poem since Eliot's 'Waste Land.' " But H. P. Lovecraft, horrified by Crane's appearance, wrote: "At the very crest of fame he is on the verge of psychological, physical and financial disintegration".

He was at the peak of his powers, riding the crest of his fame, when, in 1512, he landed a powerful patron in Emperor Maximilian I, who asked Dürer to paint his portrait.

But in her time she enjoyed the kind of fame that attaches to people who seem, somehow, to turn up on the crest of every wave.

hall of fame.

about the economics of fame.

The price of fame.

"That's my 15 minutes of fame.

Each had his 15 minutes of fame.

I have a comfortable level of fame.

It is their 15 minutes of fame".

A hall of fame could be it".