Sentence examples for taste of celebrity from inspiring English sources

And he did not deny the crowd that taste of celebrity they desired.

Success has brought Dr. Yamanaka a taste of celebrity, which he seems to have not entirely welcomed.

In 1948, his first book, "Other Voices, Other Rooms," was hailed as a remarkable achievement and brought him his first taste of celebrity.

He recently had a taste of celebrity life when he was asked for an autograph while dining at Gordon's in Amagansett, a restaurant regularly mentioned in his books.

The Kaczynski twins were born to a World War II resistance fighter and a philologist 57 years ago and got an early taste of celebrity as child film actors.

Soon after he left home at age 18 for Kingsport, Tenn., to begin his quick ascent through the minor leagues, he got a taste of celebrity -- strawberry sundae promotions, strawberry shortcake giveaways, all manner of Darryl Strawberry buzz in every new city he visited.

That's because, according to a new Consumer Reports taste test of celebrity-branded food products, Emeril's Home Style Marinara is worse than Ragu's tomato sauce, but is significantly more expensive.

Cobb catered to the strange tastes of celebrity clients, concocting a grapefruit cake for dieting gossip columnist Louella Parsons and crafting a wedding cake of shortbread and caviar for Harpo Marx.

Her first taste of internet celebrity came when a photo of the young poet proudly sporting a period stain went viral.

Women shouldn't be dismayed if they find themselves running into men whose profiles they've surfed, she adds, because it "gives you a small taste of what celebrities experience when they're recognized while out doing everyday things".

Perhaps his triumph and disgrace have aroused his taste for celebrity.