Sentence examples for fame raises from inspiring English sources

However, spirulina's rise to fame raises broader questions about uneven global food distribution that will leave a sour taste in your mouth long after you've swallowed your superfood smoothie.

The Farrow-Allen story, powered by fame, raises the question of which cases of alleged sexual assault the public thinks are matters of general concern, and which it thinks are not.

Of course this brings me back to the elephant in the room, the elephant Ms Patton, of Princeton dating advice fame, raised.

Like Tequila, Trump also courted racists to boost his brand: He famously leveraged his own fame to raise unfounded questions about President Barack Obama's birthplace to raise his political profile.

At the meeting, he was looking for strategies for using his clients' fame to raise money.

At the meeting, he was looking for new strategies for using his clients' fame to raise money.

Celebrities are increasingly putting their own money into good works, as well as playing their time-honoured role of using their fame to raise money from others.

In 2012, he leveraged his fame to raise awareness for Fish Fight, a campaign to ban the fishing practice of discarding edible catches after quotas have been reached.

He said: "I will be using my hour of fame to raise the profile of the Makaton language programme and its role in assisting children with learning difficulties to communicate".

Mr. Soloway, known for his friendliness as a player and his willingness to answer questions about bridge, used his fame to raise money for charities, playing a session with the highest bidder.

Former Cardiff school pupils who starred on national television with Rolf Harris more than 30 years ago will hold a reunion to reminisce about their moment of fame while raising funds for their old school.