Sentence examples for receive fame from inspiring English sources

But they say that sometimes what happens when you receive fame is that you're excluded.

If one does not receive fame and fortune, then ultimately writers do it for themselves.

The happy famous people are the ones who receive fame as a by-product of their work and creations.

Homer's chants are a reference to American baseball fan Wild Bill Hagy, who received fame for his chants at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium.

They received fame after appearing in the The Guinness Book of World Records in a picture that depicts the twins riding their Honda motorcycles.

Two of the four freedoms so celebrated are to be found in the First Amendment; it is no exaggeration to say that principles of law, however significant, rarely receive such fame or adulation.

Burton received limited fame in Britain, but was revered in continental Europe.

The inspiration, focus and, yes, hero of Jacquet's astonishing documentary (the birds presumably having received ample fame in Jacquet's 2005 film, March of the Penguins), Lorius is an intriguing blend of explorer, scientist and survivor.

Dua Lipa has enough of both (though she's received more fame than acclaim) to come out on top when the Grammys air later this month.

Iannucci first received widespread fame, alongside Chris Morris, for On the Hour on Radio 4, which soon transferred to television as The Day Today in 1994.

Winston's pattern of behavior suggests the sense of entitlement that often comes to one who receives premature fame at a spotlight sports university.