Sentence examples for enough famous from inspiring English sources

He added, "I'm not enough famous in America".

"There are not enough famous gay actors to play these roles," he said.

More and more people arrive, until the room is filled with enough famous faces to be described as star-studded.

Well, a look at marketer misfires this year would find enough famous faces to fill all the boxes on a revival of "The Hollywood Squares" — and then some.

There were enough famous residents of 25 West 43rd to have made the place into a National Literary Park, with velvet ropes and signs with arrows.

Is it because there aren't enough famous brown role models in this country for young brown people to look up to and be inspired by? Zayn from One Direction.

If you are thin enough or famous enough or just plain well-connected, you are waved through by the iPad-toting PR girls gridded across the entrance.

It was a friendship deep enough, and famous enough, to make everyone in Lincoln's last room wait for Stanton to speak.

But this week FOTA was confident it had lined up a credible series of races with enough circuits, famous drivers and loyal sponsors to threaten F1's monopoly.

And while Mr. Ledger was handsome enough, and famous enough, to be called a movie star, he was serious enough, and smart enough, to be suspicious of deploying his charisma too easily or cheaply.

Alley added: "I think in some weird way, in Hollywood, if someone gets big enough and famous enough, and they're not out doing drugs and they're not womanising, what do you say about them?" Travolta was single at the time, but Alley was on her second marriage, so she never pursued her feelings, she explained.