Sentence examples for endure fame from inspiring English sources
She cites as her proudest achievement her ability to endure fame and come out on the other side the mom and wife in psychic bliss.
With a couple of notable exceptions, the British rapper's lot is to stew in obscurity, endure firefly fame or make novelty records.
But she does show, convincingly, that a number of other factors, some of them quite bizarre, help literary fame to endure.
For all I know, there may be speculators out there who buy up domain names for each fleeting catchphrase, hoping that its 15 minutes of fame will endure long enough for someone to want to pay a ransom for the domain name's release.
After the war his fame endured, but his plays seemed facile next to the gritty new realism of John Osborne, or against Samuel Beckett's intellectual depth.
(In addition to being great and American, candidates had to have been dead for at least 25 years, assuring that their fame endured longer than 15 minutes).
He had not played for 50 years, but his fame endured among millions of fans who have seen him only in flickering film clips from black-and-white newsreels.
For all of his newfound fame, Morris continues to endure the playful barbs of teammates for driving a 1991 Mazda to practice.
Still, the engine of Sinatra's fame, what really makes him endure, is the contradiction at the heart of this tough-seeming genius: his exquisite way with great American popular songs.
As the actress Nina tells Konstantin in the final act "in our work what's important isn't fame or glamour, it's the ability to endure".
