Sentence examples for days of fame from inspiring English sources

By casting Walthall in the role of Kate's father-in-law, Walsh wittily pays homage to Walthall's days of fame.

And after Salt Lake City's 17 days of fame have ended, no executive may have benefited more from the Games.

Thirty years since her days of fame and still unable to finish her memoir, might the mad fantasist think that documentary stardom is payment enough?

And after Salt Lake City's 17 days of fame have ended, no executive may have benefited more from the Games that the owner of Snowbasin, R. Earl Holding.

"I once run over Mel Gibson on my bicycle," says Pepp. "he wasnt too pleased.. he had a farm up in Yackandandah in those early days of fame, my dog flew out of the basket and went him, I was so rattled, I knew I knew him but thought I'd seen him as wicket keeper in a local match the previous week!

After two days of fame, the gigantic, nameless snowstorm that had dominated life in the Northeast churned to oblivion in the North Atlantic yesterday as armies of plows cleared highways, airports limped back toward normal schedules and the residents of a dozen states began to dig out of mountainous drifts.

DES MOINES — There is always something a little peculiar about coming to Iowa for its quadrennial day of fame, but this time it was particularly disconcerting for me to land in an otherwise unremarkable Midwestern city for its first-in-the-season presidential nominating contest.

They've given him a refreshing perspective on the early days of his fame.

With that, Flip Sal's 10 days of Warholian fame ended.

These were the early days of his fame, when he was out partying all the time.

He probably thought he had learnt the lesson and covered the bases after his experience with GQ magazine in the early days of his fame, when he allowed a reporter the sort of access that is the stuff of reporters' dreams.