Sentence examples for track fame from inspiring English sources

Their track "Fame" elicits favorable comparisons to fellow thoughtful groovers Caribou and John Talabot.

To break the ice, TV on the Radio's David Sitek baked a blueberry pie with White; a track called "Fame" was the result.

The album's title track, "The Fame", was also remixed and included on the EP.

Because a bunch of muppets wanted a fast track to fame and to look cool in front of their mates".

Matthew Chisling from Allmusic called the song "infectious" and along with the title track "The Fame", complimented them for "rejuvenating the vibe on the album for its second half".

Next came Landmark and Perennial, but it was their collaboration with Top Chef season four winner Stephanie Izard that positioned them on the fast track to fame.

The new music video for Rye Pines' track, "Posthumous Fame," is a literal take on the feeling of getting lost in your smartphone with a Charlie Chaplin twist.

In a time when teen girls get promised national attention for getting pregnant rather than for following their dreams, and sex tapes seem to be the fast track to fame, the voices of Fifth Harmony deserve to be loud.

There is no fast track to fame for most of us so don't pin your hopes on being 'discovered' or making it through an X-Factor audition.

A staff member from Idolator stated that: "In a parallel universe, we could definitely hear Gaga herself singing 'Invading My Mind,' though it has more in common with early tracks from Fame than anything the p-p-p-pointy-faced provocateur has done lately".

INSIDE TRACK: What price fame?