Sentence examples for remarkable stardom from inspiring English sources
It is smoothed thanks to the remarkable stardom that children's cable television has afforded.
His personal story is all the more remarkable in that before he rose to stardom as a chef, Caines was involved in a car crash and lost his right arm.
Chang's remarkable rise from unimaginable hardship to literary stardom is the stuff of fiction ("Being married to Jung is like living a fairy tale," agrees Halliday); however, this week Chang revealed that both she and her husband battled with serious health problems while working on the book.
The modern reboot of the popular George Miller franchise that propelled the unknown Australian actor Mel Gibson to international stardom more than 30 years ago has a remarkable 98% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes and got a B+ audience grade from CinemaScore.
It is also, of course, a reflection of Mr. McCain's durable stardom, of how his moods, inclinations and peeves still carry remarkable weight.
In his review, Ben Brantley writes that Mr. McNally's drama "is not, by even a generous reckoning, a very good play," yet Ms. Daly gives a "remarkable performance" that transforms the script into "one of the most haunting portraits" of life after stardom.
Devon Powers from Popmatters has stated during the release of Carey's Greatest Hits album that "Mariah's Greatest Hits moves chronologically through that remarkable career, beginning with "Vision of Love", the 1990 single that introduced the singer to instant stardom.
The company will also be on the lookout for kids with a sizeable audience and remarkable passion and/or talents on YouTube to promote them to 'Zui Stars', aiming to give kids "the viral video stardom they seek without the exposure parents fear".
New kinds of stardom await.
The rocket rise to stardom.
Was she dazzled by stardom?
