Sentence examples for trade fame from inspiring English sources
Out of office, he was too proud to trade fame and power for wealth.
It featured the entrepreneur Mark Cuban in a role that had him offering to trade fame and fortune for a last drink of the soda in a convenience store.
Not one celebrity I interviewed, downsides notwithstanding, said he or she would trade fame back.
"I traded fame for love," Madonna was singing.
She sang "Substitute for Love," in which she has second thoughts about trading fame for love.
'If I had to make the trade - fame for anonymity - yeah, I would,' he told Vanity Fair, describing how he can no longer trawl the racks of second-hand record shops without fans pestering him.
He wasn't scared of going to jail, of never boxing again, of trading his fame for infamy.
I loved to say, 'We picked up our hat.' " But "everybody rebelled against anonymity," he says, because everybody had traded his fame for it.
And when that happens, he will of course stay a celebrity, but he will have traded his fame for infamy, even among those now cheering him on.
Jackson could still trade on his fame.
