The phrase "reached fame" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something has achieved a level of fame or recognition. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, the singer finally reached fame and became a household name.
James is loyal, and the factor of leaving the area he grew up in, where he first reached fame and carved out a comfortable living, cannot be discounted.
"You are making a point that is as ludicrous as saying Peter Pan is real," said Perry, who reached fame as the sitcom character Chandler Bing and has battled addiction.
She first reached fame in the US in 1967, but 'Rose Garden' made her internationally famous three years later, and earned her a Grammy award and the title of female vocalist of the year at the Country Music Association awards in 1971.
Did we forget any of your favorite authors who only reached fame after death?
DeLonge considered his bandmates' priorities "mad, mad different," coming to the conclusion that the trio had simply grown apart as they aged, had families, and reached fame.
She reached fame when Theo Van Gogh, the director of Submission, a film that Hirsi had written criticizing women's treatment in Islam, was killed by a fanatic.
An unsuccessful young doctor reaches fame when he treats a counterman from a 6th Ave.
The song Sub Pielea Mea has seen the band Carla's Dreams reach fame far beyond the borders of Moldova.
They also stumbled along a Spanish-style penthouse where Ronald Reagan first resided before reaching fame as an actor.
The all-American 'rags to riches' story is one that many can identify with or find inspiration from — going from sleeping in your car to owning more than you hate to admit, or coming from humble beginnings only to reach fame and fortune.
The star also spoke about why she's put planning her wedding temporarily on hold and what it was like when she decided to crossover into the English-language market after reaching fame on shows like Univision's "Fuera de Serie".
