Sentence examples for instant renown from inspiring English sources
It earned him instant renown.
Perina smuggles an opa'ivu'eke sample back to America, publishes his findings, and achieves instant renown.
Instant renown made its invention a matter of dispute, with several rivals, including Mr. Maccioni's wife, competing for credit.
And it has gained instant renown here after one French critic proclaimed it "the first explicitly homosexual opera".
Subsequent collaborations have not resulted in instant renown for every designer who participates, but they have significantly raised every designer's profile — sometimes, Schneider told me, to the designer's chagrin.
Over the years a growing body of mathematical ideas have built upon the assumption that the Riemann hypothesis is true; its proof, or disproof, would have far-reaching consequences and confer instant renown.
Produced by Matthew Wilder, known for his work on No Doubt's 10-times-platinum "Tragic Kingdom," the album launched the Gruskas to instant tastemaker renown, a cozy spot for two grandchildren of the hugely successful film composer John Williams.
LONDON — Hours after being beaten into second place on the "Britain's Got Talent" TV show, Susan Boyle, an instant celebrity who rose from obscurity to global renown and recognition, was taken from a London hotel to a private clinic under police escort Sunday night, the police and her associates said Monday.
That regeneration model, whereby a prestigious building housing important art brings sudden renown, instant tourism and an influx of money must have been the dream of every cash-strapped mayor since 1997, when Frank Gehry created his sinuous silver Guggenheim in Bilbao, a run-down industrial town in northern Spain.
By the time of the riots, the Real Thing were a phenomenon: one of the very few black British soul bands to achieve world renown – "You To Me" was an instant number one.
