Sentence examples for famous all over from inspiring English sources

"Reception and Authenticity: Danny Santiago's Famous All Over Town". In New Directions in American Reception Study, eds.

Mr. James wrote the novel "Famous All Over Town". When it was published in 1983, the name of the author was listed on the book as Danny Santiago, whom the dust jacket described as having grown up in Los Angeles.

But he got so much attention that, like, he's kinda famous all over again.

He became famous all over again, this time as a tough lawyer, a "gunslinger" who could get results where all other lawyers failed.

Lately, he has become famous all over again for complaining that too many people in the Australian political world don't even try to pronounce his name.

Coxon!" The thought will probably fill him with renewed dread, but, for all the right reasons, Graham Coxon is edging ever closer to being famous all over again.

y-3.com Tretorn Nylite Canvas One of the original tennis shoes, born in 1967 and made famous at Wimbledon, is cool all over again.

— I can assure you "our child" has become famous all the wide world over.

[Trying to take a lighter tone.] Yes, Irene.—I can assure you "our child" has become famous all the wide world over.

The thing is, 50 of these 8,700 self-portraits have lately become very famous – celebrated all over the world, with millions of Google hits and a forthcoming exhibition alongside Damien Hirst at the influential Maison Rouge gallery in Paris.

"I've played at Carnegie Hall, at Lincoln Center, at famous venues all over the world, but this is different.