Sentence examples for it's fame from inspiring English sources

"So it's fame you like, is it?

'Jonathan Ross told me that it's fame tax.

It's not much fun being on the periphery, as it were, if it's fame you're after.

If it's fame you are after, you could do better than "Anything Goes!" but you could also do worse.

Of course, these musicians don't entirely abandon their rock 'n' roll attitudes when they talk to politicians; after all, it's fame that got them in the door.

That may suggest that the arts center, with its two concert halls, is getting a grip on theater, beyond the obvious big-time touring musicals (this season it's "Fame -- The Musical," "Ragtime" and a new "Peter Pan" production).

It is "Fame" meets "A Walk to Remember".

Finally it was fame, rather than a hangover or an army officer, that came knocking at his door.

The primary currency of social media is fame, and it is fame that drives the authors of popular parody accounts to uncloak themselves, destroying the account in the process.

Nevertheless, it was fame enough that, once he had hung up his gloves, it allowed Sir Henry to make a bob or two by appearing in advertisements for aftershave and breakfast cereals.

Today, Halpern says, it is fame rather than fortune that offers the most dramatic and resounding form of redemption.