Sentence examples for real fame from inspiring English sources

Pergolesi died without ever knowing real fame beyond Naples, however.

But real fame complicates this already tender balance.

Calyx, the first design that brought her real fame, was exhibited at the Festival of Britain in 1951.

At least we had each other to go, 'Oh, my God!' " Real fame has been elusive, however.

It was real fame, too, not the thirty-minutes-with-Terry Gross kind that writers have to content themselves with now.

Friends will excitedly say, "Wow!! You're 18 down!!" But I know in my heart of hearts, real fame will only come when one day, the puzzle says, "62 Across.

But the book sold well, and marked the beginning of Rand's real, crankish fame.

The host is the one-named Teck, of "Real World" fame.

Breezing, George Benson Benson crossed over from the jazz world to real commercial fame but without compromising or leaving his roots behind - for that he has a lot of respect.

A gym full of predictably skilful football players has plaques celebrating its two most famous visitors: Zinedine Zidane, of Real Madrid fame, and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil's president from 2002 to 2010.Lula remains a folk hero.

But the producers, Mary-Ellis Bunim and Jonathan Murray (both of MTV "Real World" fame), came up with a presentation they could show the network by having the two young women go to work as dog groomers for a day.