Sentence examples for everlasting fame from inspiring English sources
But one performance in particular assured him of everlasting fame.
Great pitching will cover up inefficiency the way mediocre pitching will annul everlasting fame.
The aspiration to everlasting fame is too remote from the everyday — too absurd — to be worth thinking about.
The aspiration to everlasting fame is too remote from the everyday too absurd to be worth thinking about.
As a result, apart from his historic identity as a photographer, he ensured himself the everlasting fame he keenly desired.
Christy Mathewson, the genteel New York Giant who won 20 games for 12 straight seasons, gained his everlasting fame by throwing three shutouts in the 1905 World Series.
In the hastily handwritten 1946 note, Piaf, who was then 31 and at the height of her fame, proclaims her everlasting love for "My Taki".
This is the crucial matter: fame stripped of its everlasting value, its promise of a life after death, at least for one's reputation, has lost its spiritual underpinning.
His fame reached its height in 1911 with the publication of a long narrative poem with a strong evangelical theme, "The Everlasting Mercy".
Cleaving the everlasting skies,.
