Sentence examples for well famous from inspiring English sources
Nick Lachey wants everyone to know that he's the reason Kim Kardashian is... well, famous.
Vincent Van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers painting from 1888 is so lurid (and, well, famous) that it's fun to imagine what it would be like to pick the flowers from the frame and put them in a vase in our kitchen.
But on matters of climate change, H. G. Wells' famous quote is never more apt.
I want to be well known, famous".
The catchphrase certainly helped the four to become rich as well as famous.
If she succeeds, Lohan may well become famous for something new – not just "a star reborn", but a brand rebuilt.
Children learn common sayings and songs and figures of speech as well as famous images from art and musical compositions.
Well, these famous women can play this game on their own terms and you'll listen to their message too.
He appears on "Good Morning America" once a month and has become rich as well as famous; he is turning into a brand name.
And if the martial overalls and jumpsuits seemed overwhelmingly military, they partnered well those famous coats that are Max Mara's forte.
Like everyone else I had grown up with stories about this man and knew well his famous words from the Rivonia Trial.
