Sentence examples for fame hit from inspiring English sources
Are there other videos from the online archive that show your favourite artists before fame hit?
That a single holiday had such a formative impact on her reminds you how young she was when fame hit.
Once fame hit, the group went into an emotional tailspin that continued for the next couple of decades.
When his old friend James Thurber died, he wrote that he'd known him "before blindness hit him, before fame hit him".
Her fame hit a peak in 1963, when she marched with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and performed for President John F. Kennedy.
He went looking for bigger paydays and greater fame, and hit upon the idea of mixed martial arts fighting.
Then came Happy, and transgenerational fame, a hit that could have skewed Williams away from the raunchier end of his oeuvre.
The first image of Ricky Gervais as wannabe popstar David Brent – once of The Office, now a travelling salesman with a lust for fame – has hit the web ahead of the release of new mockumentary Life on the Road.
I'm only saying that it was possible to do without [facilities]." Lynne, a leading soloist with Sadler's Wells Ballet, subsequently the Royal Ballet, and the star dancer at the London Palladium, later achieved worldwide fame with hit shows, notably Cats and Phantom of the Opera.
Peter Kay, who found fame with hit Channel 4 comedies such as Phoenix Nights and Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere will make his BBC debut with Car Share, a BBC1 comedy that will be the first mainstream show to premiere first on the BBC's internet service iPlayer.
