The phrase "maintain fame" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to continue or sustain one's popularity or renown. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges in his career, the actor has managed to maintain his fame and is still in high demand for leading roles.
To maintain fame by abstaining from anything of import.
Cultivating a direct relationship with your fans over the web is fast becoming the way not just to maintain fame but to create it in the first place".
If the media ignores certain celebrities' public appearances (or the absurdity of their growing beards), how can they maintain fame?
Rushfield reminds me that if you wanted a quick way to sing for a living and maintain fame, you found the biggest stage there was and stayed there, and in the case of From Justin to Kelly, at great, humiliating costs, one that Kelly reportedly wishes she never had to pay according to a TIME interview, "I just want it to go away.
Remember that it's tough to maintain fame because criticism is rife.
Will the new Destiny's Child album maintain her fame?
It doesn't mean he sired no good horses; he just didn't sire enough to maintain his fame and glory.
Each week, I receive a dozen or more piano recordings in the mail — the digital calling cards of performers looking to join the tiny club of virtuosos who can sell out Carnegie Hall and otherwise maintain international fame.
The last will of Guillaume Dufay contains detailed instructions for the posthumous presentation of the composer's own Masses, the intent of which was not to maintain his fame but to save his soul.
Learn what has worked for them and what sort of gimmicks, stunts, and brand portrayals they have used to good effect to increase and maintain their fame.
Distinguishing yourself in other ways and becoming more than a "one note" is the best way to maintain your fame and ensure that it grows and lasts more than fifteen minutes.
