Sentence examples for reaching fame from inspiring English sources

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".

Those reaching fame from 1980 onwards have better survival rates.

Reaching fame from 1980 onwards was independently associated with a higher relative survival (table 3).

1489 rock and pop stars reaching fame between 1956 and 2006.

Despite being younger and reaching fame recently, more NA stars died.

We update a previous epidemiological analysis 11 to include more recent stars (reaching fame between 2000 and 2006) and incorporate larger numbers of older and experformers.

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.

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.