Sentence examples for yet famous from inspiring English sources

Yet famous scientists have died saying there is no connection".

He was a state senator gunning for the U.S. Senate, not yet famous.

In 1936 the writer interviewed the "well-known but not yet famous novelist", Ramon Bonavena.

Yet "Famous Men" is no easier to read now than it was sixty-five yeago ago.

Moore, at forty-six, was not yet famous, but she was esteemed among poets.

He was an emerging comedian, respected but not yet famous, known for sharp and irreverent riffs on race.

"We try to make our characters entirely realistic, but not boring realistic," explains Benson (who, when he wrote it years ago, wanted to cast a not-yet famous Professor Green).

Susannah, a black woman from 1960's New York who is possessed by a pregnant white woman named Mia, escapes to the Manhattan of 1999 Fatherr Callahan (from King's novel " 'Salem's Lot") and young Jake Chambers pursue her, while the gunslinger Roland Deschain and Eddie Dean, another castaway from the 20th century, head to 1970's Maine to track down a not-yet famous writer named Stephen King.

Among his best-known projects was the 1979 BBC film of Mr. Potter's "Blue Remembered Hills," starring a not-yet-famous Helen Mirren.

(A historic footnote: The not-yet-famous Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy, who in early 1950 would accuse the State Department of harboring a large nest of spies and traitors, was in Portland as a Stassen second).

Even before the new comedy boom, "Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn," an underrated bull session with not-yet-famous comics like Louis C.K. and Marc Maron, ran on Comedy Central after "The Daily Show," paving the way for "Red Eye" and "Chelsea Lately".