Sentence examples for fame declined from inspiring English sources

Though their fame declined in the postwar years, their act remained popular into the 1960s.

After her death in 1881, Seacole's fame declined and her memoirs were not reprinted again until 1984, when two researchers, doubtful of its existence, rediscovered it in the British Library catalogue.

May 17, 1908 Madison, Wisconsin June 6 , 1989Plan-de-Grasse, France Frederic Prokosch, (born May 17 , 1908 Madison, Wis., U.S. died June 6 , 1989 Plan-de-Grasse, France) American writer who became famous for his early novels and whose literary stature subsequently rose as his fame declined.

CEO Dave Bell, who founded the company with Tony Fadell (of Apple and Nest Labs fame), declined to share specifics about how many pre-orders the company has taken or exactly when the karts will reach customers' homes, but we gather they'll be arriving in driveways in the next month or two.

Some researchers question whether the disorder is real at all, given that that diagnoses of DID were almost nonexistent before the 1980s, peaked in the 1990s (along with DID's 15 minutes of fame), and then declined sharply afterward.

He was Australia's answer to Kevin Pietersen yet as the fame grew, the performances declined.

He was finally made a member of the country music hall of fame last year, although he declined to attend the ceremony.

Jekyll overtook Hyde, as his money troubles and declining fame caused him to up his pill intake and to dabble further in the occult.

For most at one point in their career, the fame begins to decline.

It traces the singer's career from his childhood in a dirt-poor sharecropping family in rural Arkansas, where he was born in 1932, up to 1968, when he married June Carter and reached a peak of fame from which he never declined.

The Argentine-born Ms. Argerich, who rocketed to fame following competition victories as a teenager in the 1950s, declined to be interviewed for this article.