Sentence examples for seeking stardom from inspiring English sources

"Am I seeking stardom?" Tuck said in response to a question.

North American players seeking stardom also face difficulties, Part said, because most events take place in northern Europe.

After becoming a presenter on an Asian satellite channel, he moved to Mumbai seeking stardom and enrolled at the Creating Characters acting school.

The video is great, interspersing a mini-narrative about a sax musician seeking stardom with footage of the band in a stylised performance setting.

Typical was "Mamie Swamp," who left "Cottage Grove, Kansas," seeking stardom in L.A. but ended up as a prostitute in Baja.

Down the road we'll find out if Harvey truly is the Dark Knight: a larger-than-life baseball entity that can rule the tabloids front and back while blowing away batters, or what every athlete seeking stardom dreads: being average.

In the book, she recorded how seeing the film Fame encouraged her to seek stardom.

The upshot: Ms. Fischer has paradoxically emerged as a star partly because of her decision not to seek stardom.

The zeal with which Moby sought stardom, and his often sanctimonious outspokenness about environmental issues, veganism and his devout Christianity (in the liner notes to "Play" he waxes righteous about topics like fundamentalism and prisoner's rights) made him a pariah in dance music circles for several years before the release of "Play".

Besides, all those singers coming to town seeking instant stardom on "Nashville Star" on the USA Network have to perform somewhere.

Pop singers seeking colossal stardom tend to operate in only one of two modes: guileless, fresh-faced ingénue; or a sex-starved, lingerie-clad vixen.