Sentence examples for growing renown from inspiring English sources

Hence, perhaps, C4's growing renown for satirisable programme titles.

Sharon Gannon thinks it is the force behind his growing renown.

But with Mrs. Phillips's growing renown came a growing estrangement from her twin, as Dear Abby and Ann Landers battled each other in syndication.

Rather than capitalize on her growing renown, she abruptly closed her studio and holed up at a "fat farm" in the Poconos, to lose fifteen pounds.

Vishneva's growing renown brought numerous invitations to perform as a guest artist throughout the world, and in 2003 Dance Europe magazine named her Dancer of the Year.

It's the kind of contradiction the xx are faced with often, as they worry out the kinks and complications of growing renown.

A playwright of growing downtown renown, Ms. Skillman seems to be acquiring something suspiciously Midtown: polish.

It was during this private period when the Arizona Biltmore grew in renown for celebrity getaways.

Riding the wave, and after taking a trip or two to Iowa, where he was well received, Rubio proceeded to capitalize on his growing popularity and renown by taking the lead as one of the Gang of 8 senators to finally draft much needed immigration reform.

The movie was a flop when it was released, but in the decade since, "The Big Lebowski" has attracted a cult following, and as the film's renown has grown, so has the renown of the White Russian, or, as the Dude calls them, "Caucasians".

"The intellect gets crippled," he said of growing older, "but glittering renown is still draped around the calcified shell".