Sentence examples for levels of renown from inspiring English sources

Three writers of varying levels of renown are sharing the cell as the play opens.

The tweets were poignant and haunting, and have brought Simon — already a mini-celebrity — a new level of renown.

A large number of players will leave this tournament and go directly to qualifying in Queens, trying to achieve a level of renown that Karlovic already has.

Many of the people in attendance — roughly 100 of the 850 who registered to attend — have attained some level of renown online.

In 2005, Tymoshenko achieved a new level of renown, being named the world's third-most-powerful woman by Forbes and staring from the cover of Ukraine's edition of Elle.

A strange thing happens to hip-hop artists, particularly wordy ones, when they reach a level of renown: there's an assumption that they should speak for an entire community.

A few artists share Mr. Eliasson's passion for phenomenology (in works like the "Waterfalls" and his giant sun at the Tate Modern in London), though none have yet equaled his level of renown.

Although Vincenzo Scamozzi never attained the level of renown of his mentor, Palladio, he became one of the most prolific and respected architects of Renaissance Italy.

At the same time, it has long enjoyed a reputation for cutting-edge innovation in the arts, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has maintained a high level of international renown.

It's disturbing to think that even a talent of the magnitude of Ms. Streisand's would probably be considered uncastable in a major Broadway musical, were she to emerge today with the same level of moderate renown she had when she was given the leading role in "Funny Girl".

On our quest to find America's best hot dogs, we started by putting together a list of hot dog places that have attained a level of local renown, whether small-town or big-city.