Sentence examples for leverage the fame from inspiring English sources

In the past year, there's been an uptick of people who are using hip-hop as a way to leverage the fame they've achieved in other realms.

With his presidential effort, O'Rourke is hoping to leverage the fame he gained with his Senate race.

DiCicco was eventually able to leverage this fame into a film deal with Disney, resulting in Air Bud.

Bono used the leverage of fame in a way that few stars had before.

The complaint, filed July 30, alleges that the "Bang With Friends" creators chose "Zynga's With Friends mark in its entirety -- to leverage and deliberately trade on the fame of Zynga's With Friends family of marks in order to get noticed quickly in the sea of Internet applications".

And in turn, the media colossus led by billionaire Chairman Rupert Murdoch is leveraging the cartoon's fame, streaming seven minutes of this Sunday's premiere episode through News Corp.'s MySpace site.

There's Star Trek's cancellation, followed by Nimoy's efforts to leverage his fame into a career beyond Trek — until he was pulled back into the show's revival as a series of films.

On the other hand, prominent outsiders such as Derryn Hinch and Pauline Hanson were able to leverage their fame into a Senate seat (Hinch was probably helped by a favourable ballot position).

"Adjust to the fame".

The fame is similarly notional.

He loves the fame.