Sentence examples for wide fame from inspiring English sources
Taylor's division gained wide fame for its defense of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge late in 1944.
Von Freeman, who was considered one of the finest tenor saxophonists in jazz but attained wide fame only late in life, died on Aug. 11 in Chicago.
He eagerly battled his way into the Rock Steady Crew, which gained wide fame after appearing in the 1983 movie "Flashdance".
Leroux published several other novels and a few plays but, except among mystery aficionados, never achieved wide fame as a writer of horror and crime stories.
Mike Izzo, a grocer in New Haven, is the owner of Indiana Trigger, a dog that has a state wide fame, and last year won about $500 in purses in Connecticut.
Madilu's career in music began in 1969, but he achieved wide fame as a distinctive vocalist and composer after he was discovered by Franco, founder and leader of the long-renowned TP OK Jazz band.
The case was widely reported on in the press, with Crowley gaining wider fame.
James Fenimore Cooper won even wider fame.
But it was his representation of a series of black radicals that brought him wider fame.
Speaking of making his name on stage before finding wider fame Rylance said he had "dodged a bullet".
The neighborhood does claim a modest measure of wider fame — but it is seasonal, and summer is the wrong season.
