Sentence examples for fame across from inspiring English sources

Halls of fame across the country, both college and professional, are full of distinguished Princeton athletes.

The sibling of the hall of fame across town is more than an offshoot.

For some of the other stars of the series, their first steps to fame across the pond are under way.

Yes, if he pulls it off, Murchison will be a media sensation capable of leveraging that fame across all sorts of money-spinning side projects.

They will see the second youngest No 1 in history, learn of his wealth and his fame across the globe and they will wonder, they will dream and they will try to emulate.

There have been a number of Black British stars who have found fame across the Atlantic, including Idris Elba on The Wire, Chiwetel Ejiofor in 12 Years a Slave and David Harewood on Homeland.

"I'm in several Hall of Fames across the country," Johnson said, ticking off the International Motorsports Hall of Fame near Talladega, Ala.; the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in Detroit; and the National Motorsports Press Association Hall of Fame in Darlington, S.C., among others.

As his fame spread across the globe, his behaviour became incrementally erratic.

Talbot, who rose to fame leaping across a floating weather map in Liverpool's Albert Dock on the ITV show This Morning, denies any sexual activity with Altrincham pupils and has pleaded not guilty to 10 charges of indecent assault against five boys aged 14 to 16 between 1969 and 1982.

Her fame spread across the British Isles, beloved by her warriors and her people she was known simply as 'the Lady of the Mercians'.

Still, for all of its newfound fame, particularly across the pond, Highclere Castle remains more than anything a home for its elite inhabitants.