Sentence examples for have a fame from inspiring English sources

United clearly have a fame and fascination which began with sympathy after Munich and was sealed by Busby's 1968 European Cup victory.

Cast the charm on yourself and you should now have a Fame Level of 4.5 Stars.

As with the work of his (Augustinian) predecessor and notable influence, the DOS had a fame of its own and remains one of the most relevant medieval works of its kind.

I think everyone can accept the thesis that everyone, somewhere in their body, has a Fame Gland -- something that allows people to imagine themselves the target of paparazzi, elegant and glamorous, recognized on the street and admired.

Most people have a claim to fame, don't they?

And soon, New Jersey may have a hall of fame for everyone else.

"They have a wall of fame of some of the people who've been in there," Phillips said.

Today's tech entrepreneurs seem to have a simpler goal: fame and fortune.

But Mendo really does have a claim to fame.

We live in a world where anyone can have a shot at fame.

"I have a claim-to-fame double whammy.