Sentence examples for earned worldwide fame from inspiring English sources

Helen Suzman, who has died aged 91, earned worldwide fame during the 13 years in which she sat as South Africa's lone Progressive MP, the sole voice in the all-white parliament to oppose apartheid root and branch.

"It's a matter of pride for those who started from this small place and earned worldwide fame, but as far as I'm concerned, it's a historical place, which is now a warehouse, and I work here".

Britons Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy, who have earned worldwide fame for their slowed down YouTube videos, also filmed Corden popping a water balloon and participating in an action movie-style sequence.

During the entire theatrical run, the film earned worldwide.

Abandoning a legal career after experiencing severe racism at work, Robeson embarked on an acting and singing career that earned him worldwide fame.

Hagman's portrayal of JR in Dallas earned him worldwide fame and catapulted the character of the scheming oilman with the terrifying grin to the pinnacle of pop culture.

The franchise earned Watson worldwide fame, critical accolades, and more than £10 million.

Tham Krabok's unorthodox methods and spiritual atmosphere has earned it worldwide fame, in part because it seems to be effective.

Paul, the remarkable oracle octopus whose knack for predicting the outcome of World Cup games has earned him worldwide fame as well as "revenge grilling" death threats, has outdone himself.

The film was eventually declared a blockbuster, earning worldwide.

The company brings a full-length "Romeo and Juliet," choreographed by Mikhail Lavrovsky, a former Bolshoi dancer who is the son of Leonid Lavrovsky, the choreographer of the 1940 version for the Kirov that earned the company its worldwide fame.