Sentence examples for from fame from inspiring English sources
All 1H NMR signals from FAME and epoxides of FAME matched perfectly with previous reports [18].
"People who come from fame or money have a hard time grasping the idea of recovery.
As for the group's leader, he seemed to recoil from fame, refusing to tour outside LA.
"He ran from fame but wanted it, and it got him onto trouble," Lahr said.
The National Gallery cannot free him from fame, nor should it.
" Even back in his old neighbourhood, Garvey found no escape from fame.
In the spring of 1976, David Bowie was dangerously close to burnout from fame and drugs.
The idea for the robot masks they wear as a shield from fame came from superhero comics and movies.
Still, in the play's more persuasive scenes Mr. Power shows a compassionate understanding of Fetchit's fall from fame to disgrace.
What with your crazy neckerchief colours and your Kids-from-Fame leg warmers and your career in interpretative dance, I thought we'd be kindred souls.
Julia Stiles is Sara, a sensitive Wasp ballet-loving girl with Issues, who gets into a bit of a kids-from-Fame situation down at "Steps", the local hip-hop nightspot.
