Sentence examples for spreading fame from inspiring English sources

That sentiment has yet to undergo the stress factor of spreading fame.

While many Scottish police had decided to ignore Gough in the past, his spreading fame made that more difficult.

The couple do not charge a fee for calls to the Little Angel, and insist they are not profiting from its spreading fame.

The prison gigs, while spreading fame worldwide did little to mollify its critics back home, who view the hardcore scene as only attracting ñeros, a Colombian slang term equivalent to bro in the US.

The traveling companies of the Italian commedia dell'arte developed one of the most famous and durable clowns of all time, the Arlecchino, or Harlequin, some time in the latter half of the 16th century, spreading his fame throughout Europe.

And it's one of Donostia's owners, Nemanja Borjanovik, who's responsible for supplying that meat – and spreading its fame – not only to Kitty Fisher's, but also to Goodman and Pizarro, all outfits that know a good beast when they chomp it.

Records spread their fame and bestow their musical interpretations on a worldwide audience.

Weekly radio broadcasts spread the fame of the club and its musicians to a national audience.

The beer had long had a strong following in the British Isles, and Benjamin spread its fame overseas.

Before "Mystery!" Gorey's set for the 1977 Broadway production of "Dracula" — large-scale versions of his black-and-white drawings, each melodramatically highlighted with a single, blood-red detail — spread his fame far beyond theatergoers.

He tested out what he calls his "poison" at a neighbourhood shebeen, then spread his fame by giving his tunes to township minibus-taxi drivers to play to their passengers.