Sentence examples for fairly famous from inspiring English sources
It's signaled by drumming by Fairly Famous Briton Evelyn Glennie.
Lots of fairly famous comedians and minor celebrities stayed there.
I am playing in America, with an American player [Fowler] who is fairly famous.
Now some modern dancers perform while the hymn "Abide With Me" is sung by Fairly Famous Briton Emeli Sandé.
Though relatives of the fairly famous dead often email me hopefully, no obituarist can get away with eulogies these days.
"I'm a fairly famous guy, and when you suddenly hear me with a weird accent it'll take away from everything else.
He was presented to President Calvin Coolidge in a ceremony that the Church of Scientology describes as Hubbard having "represented American Scouting at the White House", by which time "the thirteen-year-old L. Ron Hubbard had become a reasonably famous figure in fairly adventurous circles".
At the Museum of Modern Art, the setup is fairly standard: famous out-of-town architect is attached to local stalwart who will see the job through.
Stanley is an internationally famous, fairly prosperous performer in mid-career, a man of the world, with at least a sheen of learning; Sophie, for all her apparently prodigious psychic intuition, is young and inexperienced, travelling under her mother's wing, and left on the sidelines of Stanley's intellectual name-dropping.
Xu began building full-scale, fairly accurate replicas of famous old temples and palaces.
She went on to praise Steve Jobs, and did a fairly good imitation of his famous product launches by explaining how much she loved her iPhone: It's not just a phone, she said, but a media library!
