Sentence examples for given a celebrity from inspiring English sources

The house has been given a celebrity make-over after the Big Brother housemates were evicted.

On his 90th birthday, he was given a celebrity party at his winery.

After Ahlam al-Nasr arrived in Raqqa last year, she was given a celebrity tour by ISIS.

In a report to Newcastle City Council, Chief Inspector David Pickett alleged that dealers at the three venues were given a "celebrity-like status", allowing them to move freely in and out of the bars without being searched by doormen.

Under the Skin, the new film from British director Jonathan Glazer, gave a celebrity twist to an unanswerable riddle when it put a wig on the Scarlett Johansson, sent her off into Glasgow city centre and filmed her performance with hidden cameras.

Methodology: 365 participants were given a short celebrity identification test where they were shown pictures of Jay Leno, William Shatner, and Barack Obama, then took a survey that evaluated their political opinions, including Tea Party support.

What was once an extremely fringe movement has been given a boost by celebrity endorsements from January Jones to the Kardashians.

There's a huge difference in respecting the platform that you're given as a celebrity and "slut shaming" something I never have done and -. - would never do.

I was suddenly aware of the power of my voice and the abilities that I had been given as a celebrity.

This week, research teams dig up information on the various Oscar nominees and presenters for Seacrest, who is given a card on every celebrity who might approach his platform. .

Undoubtedly, he was a genius; we gave him a celebrity pass.