Sentence examples for wave of fame from inspiring English sources

Bands like Pulp and Suede also enjoyed a second wave of fame.

No doubt the tidal wave of fame, world fame, smothering, paralysing fame led him to excess in those early years.

But whereas Keynes surfed his wave of fame, Hayek quickly became alarmed at having inadvertently written a bestseller – "a very corrupting experience", he decided.

Dr. Johanson was riding a wave of fame as the discoverer of the skeleton nicknamed Lucy, then the earliest known hominid species and judged by him to be a direct ancestor of humans.

While Martha's Vineyard has always been a destination for certain kinds of celebrities (in the past mostly literary and academic), a new wave of fame and money has hit the shores, often arriving from Washington, Wall Street or Hollywood.

Signed to independent label Nul, the band went on to release two more albums, and while they were respected staples of the mid-noughties indie scene, they never quite reached the heights of their first wave of fame.

For his part, Mr. Dodson said he welcomed the unexpected attention and was hoping he could also ride the wave of Web fame.

McLuhan, the godfather of new media, died in 1980, outliving his first wave of cultic fame and dying a decade before his second, but the expiring old media are still paying homage.

With O'Dowd riding a wave of Hollywood fame off the back of Bridesmaids, and Ayoade now an established director, a fifth full series has been ruled out, but The IT Crowd will return for a final special before the end of the year.

WASHINGTON ― White nationalist Richard Spencer, riding a post-Trump wave of media fame, is entertaining the idea of running for U.S. Congress.

"Keep your eye on the ball". The Middletown, New Jersey Little League team was eliminated from competition in the Little League World Series at the regional level but its slugger, Alfred "Big Al" Delia is still riding the wave of viral fame.