Sentence examples for fame turned from inspiring English sources
The fame turned to notoriety fast.
Eventually, the fickle mistress of fame turned on him.
After Bowe retired, his fame turned to notoriety.
But that fame turned to infamy as Amazon and many others among the Internet stocks he recommended plunged.
As fame turned the "Blade Runner" into a marketable commodity, his legs became a logo, his mouth became a media channel, and Pistorius the man morphed into Pistorius the brand.
MadPad ($1 for iPhone, $3 for iPad) from Smule (of Magic Piano and Ocarina fame) turns your multitouch screen into a mix board, with sounds and video (camera required) that you capture from your own environment.
But it is the natural hot springs on the slopes above town that have brought Papallacta its fame, turning Ecuador's highest town – 3,300m above sea level – into one of the country's most appealing travel destinations.
Brands of every stripe have started to lean heavily on family and fame, turning rock-star, Hollywood and reality-show offspring into the go-to group for hawking the latest wares.
Those longing for Insta-fame turn their hovering phones on the cityscape.
Did Sir Peter Viggers of duck house fame turn it down?
