Sentence examples for he achieved fame from inspiring English sources
As a poet, he achieved fame with "The Raven" (1845).
He achieved fame in the 1880s as the translator of Sir Walter Scott, E.G.E.
Nighy's career is exceptional, if only because he achieved fame so late.
Born in Dublin, he achieved fame as a comic actor and impresario in London.
He achieved fame with a five-negative print, Fading Away, produced in 1858.
Like Heller, he achieved fame with a novel based on his service in World War II.
Indeed, did he achieve fame thanks principally to the multiplicity of his imitators?
He first achieved fame by his solitary dissent from the report of a government inquiry board, of which he was a member, that recommended the construction of parking garages under London squares.
He first achieved fame as a war correspondent in the Spanish Civil War.
He first achieved fame with Goodbye, Columbus (1959; film 1969), whose title story candidly depicts the boorish materialism of a wealthy Jewish suburban family.
Paul MacCready of Pasadena, California, U.S., was the leading exponent of the discipline; he first achieved fame with the human-powered Gossamer Condor, which navigated a short course in 1977.
