Sentence examples for least fame from inspiring English sources

He ends up in the hands of three good ol' boy Texans who eventually realize his identity and bumble around trying to figure out how to turn their discovery into riches, or at least fame, as the heroes who captured the most wanted man in the world.

Not only will you save yourself from a demotion, you also give your Sims a chance to win at least one Fame Award!

A decade later, it would seem, for the time being at least, that the fame he wanted so desperately as a teenager has derailed the arrogant, but supremely talented, enthusiast who made that first raw and visceral low-budget film.

Or a little bit of fame, at least.

There are also the considerable upsides to fame – not least the kindness of strangers.

In fact, it was at least partly to escape fame that Sedaris fled America for Europe several years ago.

Speaking of Davies, it is worth reflecting that she owed her considerable fame, at least initially, to a silver medal in the 1980 Olympics.

He owes at least some of his fame to Takashi Nakazato, one of Japan's greatest potters and a noted gastronome.

His chief claim to fame, at least in the west, is probably the sumptuous Cairo Trilogy of Palace Walk, Palace of Desire, and Sugar Street.

The belated results of the presidential election are about to provide a chef in Austin, Tex., with at least 15 minutes of fame.

Ms. Keener admits to having watched "Tom Jones," the 1963 movie in which Mr. Finney came to fame, at least "a thousand times".