Sentence examples for planetary fame from inspiring English sources

Waterstones booksellers (1982); Working Title films, and the hype-magnet Amis-to-Rushdie catalogue of "Best of Young British novelists" in Granta (1983); the BBC's EastEnders (1985); Bloomsbury Publishing (1986), eventually to nurture Harry Potter and his planetary fame.

While we Americans have always maintained a fascination with the literary work of our overseas cousins, our appreciation of living British poets has been all but eclipsed by the planetary fame of a few names like Seamus Heaney.

While he attained immortal fame in astronomy because of his three planetary laws, Kepler also made fundamental contributions in the fields of optics and mathematics.

Dr Robin Russell-Jones Chair, Planetary SOS.

It's planetary.

More vivid: Planetary meltdown.

2. Bad planetary alignment.

Ah, fame!

Fuck fame.

The heliocentric planetary model (c.

No fame.