Sentence examples for explosive fame from inspiring English sources

Their names and faces were also immediately recognisable to readers in a way that would take a pop or movie star at least several months to achieve, and anticipated the later explosive fame, in another reality TV genre, of Susan Boyle and others.

Yesterday we covered streaming and Blevin's explosive fame, but today we're here to talk about Fortnite itself, what makes it tick and how to become a better player.

Did you talk to her about how to handle that kind of explosive fame?

Having experienced a similarly explosive kind of fame, vagabond lifestyle and passion for the exotic, Nureyev recognised an alter ego in Byron.

Neighbors and former colleagues of Mr. Heene described a man eager for fame, whose explosive temper was paired with a wild imagination.

Romero's career was concurrent with Valens', and while some erroneously consider Romero a mere Richie wannabe, he had independently found his own voice and style before Valens' explosive 1958 rise to fame.

When Chiang Kai-shek retreated to what was then Formosa in 1949, his party was left with its sole holding on the island: a producer of rubber and explosives, whose main claim to fame was having once owned Tsingtao Beer.

The singer-songwriter-actress, 28, got off to an explosive start with her 2008 Grammy-winning album "Fame" and its hit songs "Just Dance" and "Poker Face," which won for best dance recording.

The easiest route to fast fame these days is creating controversy explosive enough to hold the attention of social media users and the press for more than 15 seconds.

Susanna's temper is explosive, and her need for love is as unquenchable as her desire for fame.

We have been promised an "explosive" drama set in the early 1930s that follows a black jazz band as they find fame and royal patronage on the society party circuit.