Sentence examples for fame rises from inspiring English sources
As their brother's fame rises to astronomical levels, the other two siblings try to figure out what's next for their own lives.
As his fame rose, so did the company he kept.
As his fame rose, his personal life grew complicated.
Last year, much of the action was in solar; shares in First Solar, a company backed by the Walton family of Wal-Mart fame, rose nearly 800%.
The site's fame rose last season when the radio personality Howard Stern repeatedly mentioned the site and encouraged listeners to vote to keep Mr. Malakar on the show.
Though he was a respected playwright for more than a decade, his fame rose a notch with his 2007 film "Gandhi, My Father," about the troubled relationship between Mahatma Gandhi and his son.
In Mexico, Guzmán's fame rose to the level of folklore: he was glorified by some as a hero of the people, and his life story was set to song in many popular narcocorridos ("drug ballads").
The term "Hollywood elitist" has followed George Clooney for over a decade, as his fame rose along with his interest in supporting humanitarian and liberal efforts.
Stephen Bear's fame rise goes like this: TOWIE background appearance (2010); Shipwrecked (2011); Ex on the Beach (2015, 2016); Celebrity Big Brother (winner: 2016); Celebs Go Dating (2017); Just Tattoo of Us (present).
His record is 9-2, and his fame is rising.
Lady Gaga's "Fame" (Interscope) rose three to No. 4 with 63,000, and Lil Wayne's "Rebirth" (Cash Money/Universal) fell one spot to No. 5 with 58,000.
