Sentence examples for make celebrity from inspiring English sources

Because they don't just make icebergs, they make celebrity icebergs.

But even that perk can't be depended upon to make celebrity worth the hassle required to maintain it.

Then again, he conceded, 'my sex life is richer.' But even that perk can't be depended upon to make celebrity worth the hassle required to maintain it.

Aside from the comedy, glamour and visceral challenge of the early work, Ono's real contribution was to make celebrity into a performance-art piece.

"Maybe if I did, if I dressed or did my hair a certain way, or wore high heels in the street… But I don't make celebrity happen – it would overtake my acting, and that would worry me".

All the best comedies give you something to think about, too.Yet, ironically, one of his best plays, "Man of the Moment", does treat a social "issue"—the amoral operation of the media, which can make celebrity out of notoriety (in this case, the notoriety of an armed bank robber) and which wilfully distort facts to create a juicy "angle" on a story.

Shawn Anthony wrote: "I think it's wrong to make celebrities out of these people.

His "mission," he once said, was "not to make celebrities look bad but to make them real".

He had to balance the management's desire to make celebrities visible with the demand of some for privacy.

The goal is to make celebrities and vote-conscious politicians reluctant to attend the high-profile Triple Crown races.

We make celebrities of our entrepreneurs because we'd rather believe in talent than luck.