Sentence examples for one fame from inspiring English sources

For one, fame came too quickly.

First to arrive is Cousin Louie of "I'll have one, if you have one" fame.

Someone who knows Jason Collins better than anyone, twin bother Jarron (of "I'm the straight one" fame) doesn't think it would be a problem, pointing out that a NBA locker room, ultimately, is a workplace environment: To me, I feel as though NBA locker rooms are good workplace environments regardless of anything really.

Young Americans yielded Bowie's first US number one, "Fame", co-written with John Lennon, who contributed backing vocals, and Carlos Alomar.

The method is robust and simple, because lipid extraction and washing steps as well as neutralization, centrifugation and drying steps are avoided and only one FAME extraction step is required.

Not only will you save yourself from a demotion, you also give your Sims a chance to win at least one Fame Award!

For the first time in recent memory, the school — yes, the one of "Fame" fame — postponed its annual musical this fall and is now considering canceling it.

The initial catalyst concentration is the most important factor, having a positive influence on FAME purity, but a negative one on FAME yield due to the positive influences of the yield losses (triglyceride saponification and methyl ester dissolution in glycerol).

The people who sell these records are not necessarily the most talented ones, or the ones whose fame will last longest.

At every opportunity for the young man to disembark from the one way fame train he was caught by the collar and pulled back on.

Even heartthrob Harry Styles, of One Direction fame, is alleged to have worn lipstick to the band's film premiere.