Sentence examples for gigantic fame from inspiring English sources
In a way Cam Newton is, and has become, a prisoner of his own meteoric success, his own gigantic fame.
Andrew Garfield, already a well-known actor from his Golden Globe-nominated role in "The Social Network," is on the verge of gigantic worldwide fame thanks to his starring role in the upcoming "Spider-Man" reboot.
After two days of fame, the gigantic, nameless snowstorm that had dominated life in the Northeast churned to oblivion in the North Atlantic yesterday as armies of plows cleared highways, airports limped back toward normal schedules and the residents of a dozen states began to dig out of mountainous drifts.
Coward was feeling invincible, and "Design for Living," which the Roundabout is reviving at the American Airlines Theatre, is a gigantic raspberry blown from the empyrean of his fame at the plebes and the Pecksniffs of the world.
Jan Lievens: A Dutch Master Rediscovered, curated by Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr., at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., shed new light on the painter whose own fame had been obscured by his friend Rembrandt's gigantic shadow.
I think one of the main reasons why I remained relatively even-keeled throughout this whole gigantic experience is that a long, long time ago I let go of the idea that fame and money were my measurements of success.
Gigantic, playful, adroitly detailed".
The boulders are gigantic.
