Sentence examples for heavy fame from inspiring English sources
The reason he had the audience he did, of course, was that he was on television with 'Firing Line.'... Apart from being a movie star or the perpetrator of large and gaudy crimes, the only road to heavy fame in the United States is through regular appearances on television.
While the use of higher (e.g. C4) alcohols is also possible [23], and advantageous in respect of producing a less polar and corrosive FAME [24] with reduced cloud and pour points [25], the current high cost of longer chain alcohols, and difficulties associated with separating the heavier FAME product from unreacted alcohol and glycerol, remain problematic.
Suspicion stalks fame; incredulity stalks great fame.
There is a heavy metal hall of fame on the wall behind him.
Perhaps because her fame began in heavy Elizabethan costume as the legendary virgin queen, we do not associate her with the words "icon" and "sex goddess".
My original idea was a fictional story of a struggling heavy-metal band looking for fame and fortune and they find the magic of Christmas instead.
But Grey and her ilk earn their fame through years of heavy content production and effective image building within the industry.
There she sang the standard lyrical mezzo parts — Mozart's Cherubino and Dorabella, Offenbach's Nicklausse — and began taking on the heavier roles that would bring her fame: Verdi's Azucena, Wagner's Erda, Waltraute and Fricka.
Mr. Van Haver, 28, who is best known as his stage persona Stromae, rose to fame with a beat-heavy 2009 single called "Alors On Danse" (So We Dance) that is still played at parties and clubs across the Continent.
Mr. Hutchinson's script is sometimes unnecessarily heavy-handed about parallels between Brummell's fame and current celebrity culture.
Twitter has pretty powerful search settings, but Andy Baio — of Kickstarter fame and more — did the heavy-lifting for us all by sharing a link that let's you look at your timeline exactly a decade ago, assuming you followed the same people.
