Sentence examples for enduring fame from inspiring English sources
But sponsorships and enduring fame?
The enduring fame of van Dyck rests on his portraits.
And like Lovecraft, Howard found enduring fame only in death.
There, the Union's Col. William B. Hazen achieved enduring fame for his brigade's defense.
"He can look forward to enduring fame as a top umpire then".
Some credit its enduring fame to its universality — it requires no instructions or cultural context — and some to its complexity.
As a student at Oxford he hatched "his ambition for enduring literary fame" and was confirmed in an intellectual earnestness that is still to be seen in such books as The Aristos and The Magus.
Supported by the Seven Mules (the nickname given to the offensive line that cleared the way for the four backs) and coached by Knute Rockne, they gained enduring football fame when the nickname appeared in Rice's report in the New York Herald Tribune describing Notre Dame's 13 7 victory over Army on October 18 , 1924
From the patrons of Hartlepool's can house to the enduring cult fame of the Norwich puppet man, Britain's provincial towns are filled with weird, mythologized, and well-loved characters.
However, it does have one enduring claim to fame: it was the setting for The Birds.
So how exactly did Khalifa come by her enduring adult industry fame and fan base?
