Sentence examples for has won fame from inspiring English sources

He has won fame in music circles by memorizing the complete organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Missy Chase Lapine, who has won fame as the Sneaky Chef, suggested "slipping veggies in the meals people already like to eat, like spaghetti and meatballs.

Mr. Baron Cohen, who portrays a fictitious Kazakh television host, Borat, in his "Da Ali G Show," has won fame ridiculing Kazakhstan.

It is a place that prides itself – and has won fame – for rejecting the malls and big business brands of the rest of America.

Iannucci, who has won fame and fortune on both sides of the Atlantic, said the British television industry felt under attack and that his US counterparts could not understand why the government would want to reduce the power of the BBC rather than encourage it further.

Sir James Dyson has won fame for his radical cyclonic vacuum cleaners, while a host of largely anonymous inventors and designers has changed the very way we communicate with one another through computers and the internet, mobile phones and a plethora of digital gizmos.

His oeuvre wasn't known, but it had won fame and riches for fictional artists in several films.

Two Family House Buddy Visalo Michael Rispolii) might have won fame and fortune as a singer after World War II but his family poured cold water on that ambition.

Its architect, Cass Gilbert, had won fame with his 1907 Custom House at Bowling Green and then his 1913 Gothic-style Woolworth skyscraper.

Even fairly small museums have won fame by wheedling prized artworks from scattered institutions and bringing them together briefly for the world to see.

It's hard not to feel sorry for the Indian beauty with the perfect English accent who, having won fame four years ago in Danny Boyle's Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire, has been criticised at every turn for her artistic choices.