Sentence examples for virtually famous from inspiring English sources
Hadouken! theory, aka 'We've Got Enough Virtual Mates To Be Virtually Famous'.
And now there's Virtually Famous.
He hosts a panel show in England called Virtually Famous on the E4 channel.
Virtually Famous is a new E4 panel show where a man from Glee – not one you'd recognise – awkwardly plays a never-ending string of two-year-old YouTube videos, more or less in their entirety, to people such as Helen Flanagan.
It is estimated that only about 350 complete DuMont television shows survive today, the most famous being virtually all of Jackie Gleason's Honeymooners comedy sketches.
Outside Madrid, Seseña, one of the country's most famous ghost towns, had stood virtually empty since the crash of 2008.
The final series, Internet Paintings, are all completely new oil paintings Stephenson has created, but this time he's recreated paintings as seen through Google's Cultural Institute, which lets you virtually tour some of the world's most famous museums.
Some directors, notably F.W. Murnau and Fritz Lang in Germany and Victor Sjöström in Sweden, were virtually as famous as the stars who acted in their films.
Already, the company has been working to offer ways to virtually visit famous landmarks, natural and man-made wonders, and more through its "Expeditions" program, aimed at bringing virtual field trips to schools. .
In 1948 he made his first West End appearance, on a variety bill at the London Casino, and became famous virtually overnight.
