Sentence examples for winner fame from inspiring English sources

The horse, plus last year's runner-up Opinion Poll in the same race, are Godolphin's big hopes of the week, though the 2011 winner, Fame And Glory, will be a tricky nut to crack.

So history is against such a short-priced winner but Fame Game's trainer, Yoshitada Munakata, thinks he can do much better at Flemington that his sixth on the smaller Caulfield track.

Perhaps symbolically, the first of these outbreaks of media hysteria involved the death of one of the 2002 Big Brother runners-up, who came to eclipse all the winners in fame.

In a year of many serious contenders, here are the Melmotte winners: THE FAME IS FLEETING AWARD To Jeff Bezos, chairman of Amazon.com, for one of the fastest falls from grace in recent history.

In these cases a few winners earn fame and fortune while a much larger number of also-rans some with skills also-rans somegood as or even better than the stars'—play in the minor leagues or their owitharageskills

But for me this week's real winner was Miss Fame.

Enter an unlikely Internet fame winner: Zoe Keating.

Born LaDonna Adrian Gaines, the 5-time Grammy award winner rose to fame in the '70s with hits like "Hot Stuff," "Bad Girls" and "Love to Love You Baby".

The movie, directed by Tammy Davis and starring Tia-Taharoa Maipi, "Australian Idol" winner Stan Walker and "Fame" star Kherington Payne, is about a Maori teen discovered by a more famous dance crew through YouTube.

Besides Kennedy Davenport's bravura performance in "boy drag", some surprising (and not in a good way) choices were made: Max went for season four winner Sharon Needles Violet Chachkii and Miss Fame vied for Donatella Versace and Fame won, so Violet skewered season five contestant Alyssa Edwards; and Jaidynn Diore Fierce channeled Raven-Symoné's signature look... over and over again.

But the prize is considerable: as well as fame, the winner receives £5,000, which is 10 times the average salary.