Sentence examples for mounting fame from inspiring English sources
The 35-year-old frontman of the Afghan Whigs and now of this side project has lived the show's typical arc: early notoriety as a postpunk sex symbol, mounting fame mirrored by increasing self-indulgence, commercial decline coupled with personal disaster (in Mr. Dulli's case, a severe head injury in a 1996 bar brawl), and finally self-awareness and a renewed artistic vision.
Alex, Matthew's mom had some choice thoughts about their baby's mounting fame.
Mr. Barilleaux, the chief curator at the McNay Art Museum, has mounted "Fame and Misfortune," an exhibition in which the Pop artist's dueling obsessions with celebrity and tragedy collide.
What works on Love Island could be completely different outside of it, with tabloids, new fame and the mounting pressure of trying to book an end-of-year appearance on Dancing on Ice looming.
Our guess is that the Smithsonian, left to its own devices, would consider a hall of fame too trivial to warrant mounting with its own funds.
Salinger continued to publish short fiction and retreat from public life throughout the 1950s as his fame continued to mount.
Right, so the BD-P4600's biggest claim to fame is that you can mount it on your wall; its thinness (1.5 inches at its widest point), as seen here, is evidence of that.
