Sentence examples for enduring celebrity from inspiring English sources

Despite his enduring celebrity, Stravinsky's protean output and ceaseless, shrewd self-reinventions can be difficult to capture.

But for Ralston, who has found enduring celebrity on the adventure sports and motivational speaking circuits, it has produced a struggle to divine some transformative meaning.

He never achieved the enduring celebrity status of the Mercury 7 astronauts or of Chuck Yeager, who broke the sound barrier in 1947, but he was the Air Force's prime pilot for the X-15 program, which studied the effects of heat on aircraft surfaces at extremely high speeds and altitudes, and the physiological impact on fliers.

But one measure of McMahon's enduring celebrity -- and her generosity to the state party -- was her prime seat at the annual Prescott Bush fundraising dinner in May: She sat on the dais with other dignitaries, listening to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, the event's keynote speaker.

As a ringmaster of Chelsea nightclubs like Marquee and Avenue, Mr. Tepperberg, along with his professional partner, Jason Strauss, presided over some of the city's most enduring celebrity playpens of recent years.

Cricketer-turned-politician, Imran Khan, has harnessed his enduring celebrity as one of Pakistan's most beloved national figures into a potent political popularity.

But sponsorships and enduring fame?

The campaigners also highlighted the enduring themes of celebrity science.

But remarkably, this wasn't a case of a celebrity enduring an embarrassing shoot to pay the bills (see: here) -- Leighton actually made acne wash look cool.

Torriano Avenue in Kentish Town, north London, has an enduring popularity with celebrities.

He belongs to those who are persecuted, to the "awkward squad", to Black history, to many nations and regions, to those who sojourn and travel, to those who look for something more enduring than celebrity culture.