Sentence examples for go fame from inspiring English sources

Things come and go – fame, fortune – I'm not interested in that.

Anyway, we're looking back at the best and worst public renditions of the US national anthem, so that we all know where the bar's been set for Idina Menzel – of shrill Frozen/Let it Go fame – before her performance at Super Bowl XLIX.

According to the website Inside Schools, Success Cobble Hill of "got to go" fame, with 469 students grades K-5, has 10% of its students with registered disabilities and 5% who are English Language Learners, compared to 16% of students citywide with registered disabilities and 14% who are ELL.

Some suggested using euphemistic names such as "Touch and Go", "Fame", "Family Vitamins", and "Hope" for PrEP because of the potential stigma that may be associated with PrEP use.

Where the money's going: Fame And Glory hardened to 9-4 as favourite to defend his Ascot Gold Cup crown after giving weight in beating to Unaccompanied at Navan.

But it's not so simple to be yourself when everything you are taught from childhood on exhorts you to go for fame, wealth, glamour and power.

How far would you go for fame?

I couldn't go for fame or glory because it was post 9/11, but still pre-invasion.

Hopper, bottom left, with Paul Newman, George Kennedy, Harry Dean Stanton, and many other actors who would go onto fame in the egg-eating sequence of Cool Hand Luke.

With few people to hold them accountable, pro athletes find it difficult on their own to negotiate their sudden rise in wealth, fame and status, says Carter, author of "Boys Gone Wild: Fame, Fortune and Deviance Among Professional Football Players".

But Hall kept going at FAME.