Sentence examples for local stardom from inspiring English sources
Local stardom is destructive because it exacerbates one of the biggest problems that modern American C.E.O.s face: hubris.
On Saturday, Mr. Zanes will use his local stardom to raise money for the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music in Park Slope by giving four concerts in one day.
Germany has long been funny about its relationship to local stardom and to the very notion of celebrity, which makes this exhibition a particularly fascinating and revealing exercise.
"I want to play with wood and maybe do a little woodworking, but just total life change is what I was wanting to do". Thompson — who also gained local stardom as Jesus in the Pageant of the Masters — will hand over his store to Marsha Carroll, a hair stylist and beauty columnist who has been in the industry for several decades.
If Marley ultimately remains something of a mystery (he gave few interviews and in none was particularly forthcoming), we nevertheless get a vivid impression of a career that included a brief stint on a Chrysler production line in Delaware, a long period of apprenticeship as a composer (initially working with homemade instruments) and a rise to local and international stardom.
Although each of the current Turnesas competes in local tournaments, the family stardom now falls to Marc, who is said to have his grandfather Mike's putting stroke and the short game of his great-uncle Willie.
Luciano (Aniello Arena) is a local fishmonger with dreams of stardom.
The protagonist of The Blinder is a gifted 18-year-old sixth-former tipped for stardom with his local club in the old First Division.
As she dreamt of stardom at her local club in Perth, she was soon in very good tennis company.
But the American record companies that had propelled her from local African band tours to Western stardom cancelled her contracts and her concerts, and she moved with him to Guinea, where the president gave them shelter.
John didn't rest with stardom, wealth, acclaim or local activism.
