Sentence examples for underground fame from inspiring English sources

"Also: underground fame and glory".

Somewhere along the line, he made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints that brought him underground fame.

Somewhere along the line, he made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints — plus a few campy Super-8 films — that brought him underground fame.

Over the course of a short life "right out out of pulp fiction," Morrisroe "made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints — plus a few campy Super-8 films — that brought him underground fame.

While the unusual method of production and oxidative flavors have given the sous-voile wines a measure of underground fame, the Jura reds have little going for them beyond simple, lip-smacking deliciousness.

I struggle to find some appropriate balance between this life still touched with innocence and all that death still unconfronted here in Serbia, but in the end can only fall silent again and listen to that hypnotic American voice of Velvet Underground fame: "It's such a perfect day, I'm glad I spent it with you.

National monuments managed by the Park Service have been created in the past few years to recognize more minority figures in American history, like Cesar Chavez, the farm labor organizer, and Harriet Tubman of Underground Railroad fame.

Tubman, of course, is the one black conductor on the Underground Railroad whose fame is commensurate with her work.

Then in 1985, out of the military, he met the novelist and scriptwriter Wang Shuo, whose tales of an apolitical underground had brought fame and notoriety.

Now it's getting another underground claim to fame: a huge nuclear-waste disposal site.

He would have been drawn to the state they're in just now, the echt Next New Band situation: anxiously thriving in a moment between underground status and pop fame.