Sentence examples for fame factor from inspiring English sources

Karyn Quackenbush has also struggled with the fame factor.

Pete Waterman's latest book, The Fame Factor: How to Make the Most of Your Talent and Dreams (Ian Allan Publishing), is out on 2 November at £7.99.

But the fame factor has been growing for the witty Mr. Vilanch, who has written celebrity patter for the Academy Awards for the last decade.

Warne was an early favourite on the program, with many fans noting he was the celeb with the greatest fame factor.

Having stars like Foudy, Milbrett, Mia Hamm, Brandi Chastain, Briana Scurry and Carla Overbeck allows the W.U.S.A. to begin with a fame factor -- and a reasonable claim to being the best league in its sport in the world -- that an upstart like Major League Soccer lacked when it began in 1996 and that the XFL did not have this year.

If the goal was to amp up the fame factor, well Mr. Lochte, consider your efforts an A+ success, collateral damage aside, because everybody knows who you are now.

The quartet, which found fame on X Factor after featuring in the 2008 series, will give a farewell tour in December and said they wanted to "end on a high".

Irish duo Jedward are set to release their fourth album, Luminous, just four years after they came to fame on X Factor.

It's more inspiring than seeing a 14-year-old from a former Eastern Bloc country". Fame is a factor too. Evangelista, Campbell, Turlington and Moss, for example, are full-blown celebrities.

It is the dream of the fame-hungry X Factor generation.

Success at the four majors - the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open - brings other motivating factors: fame and fortune.