Sentence examples for got stardom from inspiring English sources

Shashi had just got stardom: he was like a taxi, he had signed so many movies, two, three shifts a day.

"Initially, he's got this stardom, this superstar-type thing," Mr. Hoffmann said.

In academic terms, this is as close as it gets to stardom.

In last year's televised election debates the Liberal Democrat leader achieved the closest thing politicians get to stardom without dancing for charity.

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But once you get up here, he's got to extend that stardom because now he's on everyone's radar.

With his wit, urbanity, and conversational skills punctuated with his signature "I kid you not," which became a popular catchphrase Paar engaged his guests, many of whom got their boost to stardom on his show, in intelligent, entertaining chats.

The record labels perceived by many as corporate gate keepers, manipulating who got a shot at stardom and keeping the lion's share of the money.

While early success and stardom reportedly got to his head at times, he's accumulated as much sagacity and temperance as one would expect from a chef of his caliber and experience.

She is more in the vein of her current rival Kim Clijsters: enjoys the travel, enjoys the perquisites of stardom, gets energy from the contact.

"I try to live a normal life as much as possible and not let the stardom get to me, especially within the team.