Sentence examples for permanent fame from inspiring English sources

it would most probably happen that the cook would procure a temporary reputation for unrivalled accuracy at the expense of his permanent fame.

The best of the manuscript painters worked for the royal family, among whom Jean, duc de Berry, the brother of King Charles V of France, has achieved permanent fame as a patron.

These incentives include the enormous salaries bestowed upon superior producing players (the greed factor), the group norm factor which inculcates the belief that you are disadvantaged if others are using PEDS and you are not, and the dream of immortality, which translates into permanent fame for record-breaking achievements.

Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Admission: $14.95 $11.955 for the elderly and children 4 to 12; free for children under 4. The permanent collection includes "Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame". "Explorers of Hawaii" runs from Jan . 20to May 28.

How must it feel to be trapped inside a self-imposed, culturally sanctioned extended adolescence, only to get the news that this limbo might be a permanent condition, that not even fame and best-selling books guarantee a graduation into respectable, adult life?

You win a permanent seat in the pop culture hall of fame for writing the words and music to one of the primal radio odes to youthful lust, made famous by the Troggs in 1966.

It's arguably more appropriate to punch another person in the face when there's potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars, a permanent job, health insurance, and a bit of fame on the line.

De La Hoya, the 10-time world champion, has also urged Cleverly to consider linking up with hall of fame coach Freddie Roach on a more permanent basis if the 25-year-old begins having training camps in America.

It took two weeks for the singer and songwriter, who has a notoriously troubled relationship to his own fame, to accept a call from the permanent secretary of the academy, Sara Danius.

The recipients are not members of the Hall of the Fame, but instead are featured in a permanent exhibit at the National Baseball Museum.

They're just chatting on the beach, but their belief in openness — to one another, to the permanent record of the tape, to the more pervasive exposure that fame might entail — is a value that passes without scrutiny.