fame

She did not sing for fame, it was purely a labour of love.

She did not seek prosperity, not for fame or fortune, only willing to man is really just love her.

The fame thing isn't really real, you know. And don't forget I'm--I'm also just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her.

Once its fame had been established, Mike began a career of touring side shows in the company of such other creatures as a two-headed calf.

His grander dream had been a marriage with a lady of so glowing a fame for beauty and attachment to her lord.

What Mr. Radcliffe does not seem to possess is the arrogance or petulance that typically comes with such fortune and fame.

Fame is very much like an animal chasing its own tail who, when he captures it, does not know what else to do but to continue chasing it.

Macaulay had wealth and fame, rank and power, and yet he tells us in his biography that he owed the happiest hours of his life to books.

However, as her gaze holds the camera while she wears a chic black dress, some could perhaps see that The Fame was just around the corner.

After a few days the fame wears off, and you can start to see it as a painting.

Three corporate executive were trying to define the word "fame" .

Albert Einstein is said to have remarked that Curie, "of all celebrated beings, [is] the only one whom fame has not corrupted. "

At the time he stated: "I'm not interested in money or fame. I don't want to be on display like an animal in a zoo. "

A : As a gang leader, stepped on space I am careful, fame is all given, the status of the fathers to fight, and to all of you responsible!

As the world's "the kingdom from the sun, recently, Ecuador's fame was mostly due to its unique geographical position. "

Although he's become a living legend, Lin's concern is not for his own fame, but for the reputation of his company.

The word-of-mouth spread of any given meme is another aspect of how Internet fame differs from traditional celebrity.

When there seems to be a new cute kitten gaining YouTube fame each week, it's tough to stand out from the cat crowd.

It is the noble sentiment in her book more than the fact of her being a female writer that brought her the great fame.

Take a look at this. A 22-year-old man in Akron, Ohio is jumping his way to fame, one car at a time.

Its social-media claim to fame, at least in the customer service department, is helping a guest who tweeted that he had a moth in his room.

A wise man of practice should not act for the fame and seek for a certain goal by intrigue or other means.

In 2006, his own media group invested on "PLOT AGAINST" , which really made him come to fame from a man of no reputation.

But I also learned that this kind of thing-winning, financial success, fame-is not what brings happiness.

Whether you achieved fame in arts and letters, athletics, or politics, it was necessary to have at least some modicum of skill.

The Wall Street Journal praised him for providing cutting-edge fashion female, and he rapidly rises to fame as a fashion sector.

A woman of fame and influence, Kan had nevertheless been courteous enough to keep me waiting only half an hour to speak to her.

On his way to 10 World Series rings and a place in the Hall of Fame, Yogi was thinking about nothing.

This left the remainder of the slaves in great jealousy of those with fame and with the desire to experience such technology for themselves.

She began to ask him questions: Was your father in the Baseball Hall of Fame?

Notoriety is often mistaken for a fame.

Although he enjoyed his greatest success and lasting fame for his waterproofing process, Macintosh was no one-trick pony.

I guess there is fame, and then there is merit, and even from the distance of time, it's not always easy to tell which is which.

Our experienced and well-trained staff, professional service, and a strong sense of responsibility have established our fame in the field.

The fame of the latter makes it a significant attraction for visitors.

He said she had confirmed his findings and promised to tell Victoria, who came to fame as "Posh Spice" in the Spice Girls.

Metallica, as you know, has been selected to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

"This obviously is not a good proportion for us, and is not in accordance with the fame of Anyang, " he said.

" Another says: " I wish you did not have to put up with the pressures of fame and could just enjoy being in theatre and struggling a bit.

Russell Crowe made it a family affair as he got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame yesterday.

The writer instantly rose to fame in 1950 with the publication of a novel inspired by his experience with a girl on a farm.

In it her mother wishes to see Fujiki (Sanada of Twilight Samurai fame) one more time beneath the wishing cherry tree.

In part it was an awesome place to him, for here gathered all that he most respected on this earth -- wealth, place, and fame.

He never let his fame and personal affairs to influence his judgment and determination of implementation of the public policy.

Vincent van Gogh's fame may owe as much to a legendary act of self-harm, as it does to his self-portraits.

I'm not chase for wealth nor fame, just a freedom to move around, a wide space for me to fly.

Rogozin accuses the Georgian leader of trying to grab the laurels of fame by provoking great nations into war just as Gavrilo Princip did.

Shy and always ready to crack a joke (but still being professional), the star doesn't give the impression that let fame go to his head.

He rose to international fame at the age of 17 as a member of the Beatles and went on to a career as a leading British film producer.

The bureaucratic capital is one of the main capital sources to help salt merchants gain fame and fortune in Qing Dynasty.

He earned fame in his own country through the power of the Hallyu Wave, how can he not know that?

She scored the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in the film, not to mention instant international fame.

In his memoirs, Bush did not forget to talk about was to make their own fame in the world of "throwing shoes incident. "

"They're playing my music, " he said, showing the enthusiasm of a man who could still be getting used to the novelty of fame.

While he regards himself primarily as a poet, his fame chiefly rests upon his novels, especially upon the Wessex novels.

It was neither too early for actors, nor yet too late to have lost one of such charm and fame, she had calculated.

Although he has won some fame, as well as his own talk show in Beijing, there was a time when he panicked about losing his acting career.

Because as I started to say, I don't think you're given money or fame for your own ego, ever.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to ~ it.

It gained world wide fame as a bloodstained battle ground and of course through the movie as well.

The speech got a lot of national publicity and was her first brush with fame beyond the boundaries of her immediate environment.

The dark use those of fame again and again through their interconnections to all others who worship them to waylay global ascension.

But often is even if please came the fame very in a big way " EXPERT " , the result was of no help to the matter.

Newspaper headlines did not affect him as offers of fame and large sums of money came.

During the height of his fame, he still assumed that his fans only wanted to hear jazz standards.

I'm gonna make it to heaven, Light up the sky like a flame fame.

Anyway, she had not written it for the sales, or the royalties, or even for the fame.

But by repeatedly associating the superstar with its brand, Nike capitalized on public recognition of his talent, fame and athleticism.

The pursuit of fame and wealth for your own sake will not bring a sense of wellbeing to your life.

Fame brought her a five-bedroom house in the New Jersey countryside, with a built-in recording studio and an Olympic pool.

In a game, a dame of fame finds out with shame that she has the same name as a lame beggar.

The last fifteen years of his life were years of general recognition, fame, and material ease.

Simian Lv is a famous historian of modern China, His whole life was indifferent to fame and fortune, and he had been teaching for a living.

His fame was paradoxical. No man was honored higher, and yet he had never attained championship honors.

To his ruin, indeed, the fool gains knowledge and fame, they destroy his bright lot and cleave his head.

Of the various Viking Raiders, only one, Jon ? sgeir, of Baugur fame, has had the guts to turn up and face the music on a TV chat show.

The former pro quarterback turned fame on the gridiron into a career in national politics and a crusade for lower taxes.

Babur longed to be a great poet, writing admiringly of the fame of his unfortunate cousin Baysunghur Mirza.

He has continued to make music, but has not recaptured the levels of fame he enjoyed earlier in his career.

He longed to make a signature drink that would earn him fame, and the target of his plan would be none other than Jabba the Hutt.

His main claim to fame was that he spent a few unhappy months as Lord Byron 's personal physician.

You know our products enjoy international fame and, more importantly, we fully guarantee the quality of our products.

Cronkite enjoyed fame, but his was the result of his labors in the vineyard.

It has not been the path for the fainthearted -- for those who prefer leisure over work, or seek only the pleasures of riches and fame.

Fame: the advantage of being known to those who do not know us.

He said that he had to be strict because of her amazing talent and fame.

Keep off fame and wealth; crave not external attractions. Always see life as a candle flickering in the wind.

The 32-page comic will chronicle his childhood growing up in Canada, as well as his sudden rise to fame and his debut headline tour.

It was the series of fairy tales published after 1835 which set him on the path to fame.

Three years ago for our first interview with her, she was a bony little thing perched on the precipice of fame.

As a former Minister of the Ming Dynasty, Wu Weiye had a deep feeling for the old dynasty and cherished his own fame deliberately.

It has not been the path for the faint-hearted, for those who prefer leisure over work, or seek only the pleasure of riches and fame.

When Muzimei shot to fame for her graphic sex blog, entrepreneurs were swift to use her name for products without her permission.

The art of confectionery and cheese, wines and aperitifs , chocolate and coffee demonstrate that this fame is fully deserved.

Meanwhile, she had continued to publish papers on astronomy, and her fame had grown.

At the height of his fame, a French journalist filmed him nibbling on a piece of fruit while supposedly midway through his mammoth fast.

For her contribution to the motion picture industry, Ingrid Bergman has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at Hollywood Blvd .

Schroeder was inducted into the U. S . Water Polo "Hall of Fame " in 1998 in recognition of his many contributions toward the sport .

The fame of Washington stands apart from every other in history shining with a truer lustre and a more benignant glory.

Professor Sujimoto's fame had increased after he had discovered what was, at the time, the largest prime number ever found.

No one considers himself contemptible. I concur with you in a sense, but love of fame is universal.

She took on the major role of Queen Amidala in the Star Wars prequel trilogy that rocketed her to international fame.

In today's fast-paced city life, our hearts impetuous, and the disdain the pursuit of fame and fortune, we have been a lot, and lost a lot.

So far, Xian enjoys equal fame with Athens, Cairo, and Rome as one of the four major ancient civilization capitals.

It is not wise for a young man to expect only to be rich, nor is it good for him to devote his efforts solely to power and fame.

Mussolini lay with his head on the breast of his mistress, Clara Petacci, who had sought to rise to movie fame through him.

If these sites in the industry's fame and your almost, you want to see why he would recommend these sites.

As Ann Landers gained fame so did many of her words. People began to repeat some her short, pointed sentences.

Through years of persistent development, we win good fame and recognition among Guangdong electrical appliance manufacturers.

The 32-year-old actress, who announced her divorce Friday, rocketed to fame in 2006 for her role in the sitcom "My Own Swordsman. "

Only when he published "The Happy Prince and Other Tales, " in 1888, did his literary output catch up to his fame.

It represented his ticket out of Rubio, in the Andes, to a life of glamour, fame and ever-attentive women.

host: Kostya, what did it mean to you, to be entry international boxing hall of fame on sunday?

Now Qingyuan has gained fame all over the world as the back garden of the Pearl Delta Area, being an ideal place to live.

Your wealth, fame and temporal power will shrivel to irrelevance . It will not matter what you owned or what you were owed.

The kid whose life is wrapped up in the heady heights of fame has truly been brought down to earth by the visit.

So far as concerns the overthrow or preservation of his fair fame and his earthly state, and perchance his life, he is in thy hands.

She would keep reminding me of a Sanskrit saying that the unworthy aspirant after poetic fame departs in jeers!

After a 19-year career that will likely land him in the Hall of Fame, Shaquille O'Neal announced his retirement this afternoon via Twitter.

But watching her writer husband break down after a creative failure led her to question the desire for fame.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to acquire it.

Former Arsenal star Dennis Bergkamp has been shortlisted for a place in the National Football Museum Hall of Fame 2007.

Barak also had to be willing to set aside any fame he might receive, in order to be faithful and obedient to God.

Such exercises can be said for her back on fame in the literary world was fully ready.

in the aspect of politics, he thought people should not seek fame and benefits but should seek city-state "s virtue and justice; "

Jupiter, the giver of gifts and luck, will be in his final days of a rare visit to your tenth house of career fame and honors this month.

His name and fame are the birthright of every American citizen.

After striking out on his own, Mr. Jackson's fame grew.

and rank, fame, and power have come under fairly heavy criticism for at least a century.

The month starts out with a superb new moon, December 5, in your tenth house of honors, awards, achievement, and fame.

In most cases these individuals are dreaming of wealth and fame, not the long hours alone at a typewriter.

Nor fame I slight, nor for her favors call; she come unlooked for, if she comes at all.

In most cases these individuals are dreaming of wealth and fame, not the long hour alone at a typewriter.

His fame was obscured by the fame of his wife.

Morgan was born in Wales in 1635, but his ambition took him to Jamaica as a young man to seek fame and fortune.

Is the limelight of fame, the endorsement of celebrities really worth the discarding of any principle of integrity and honesty?

It is certain that he set his foot on the road to fame when he arrived in London.

Fifth, LACK OF ENVY towards those who have done better than you in life; risen higher, made more money, or earned more fame.

As your fame rises, other heroes join you and people donate gold to help you with adventuring .

If so, then Zhang is bordering on celebrity status, at least 15 minutes of fame worthy of a local news bit for sure.

In most cases these individuals are dreaming of wealth and fame, not the long hours alone at the typewriter.

After five years of basking in my fame and unrivalled reputation as the "naughtiest girl" at school, the time came for O-levels.

In most cases these individuals are dreaming of wealth and fame, not the long hours alone at the type--writer.

Soon enough The San Francisco Chronicle got wind of his story and with the fame came more customers.

Money has taken hacking out of the domain of fun and fame and moved it to an activity that demands serious attention and effort.

Robert Shiller, of Case-Shiller index and irrational exuberance fame, reckons a further 25% decline is not out of the question.

Thus, this particular Jesus must have had some unusual role or fame - and Jesus of Nazareth certainly qualified, Lemaire concludes.

The thing was stocked by the president as it could influence the hospital's fame. So he determined to survey it entirely.

The fame to which he aspired was quite beyond his reach.

The Qaeda leader's body was flown to Afghanistan, the country where he made his fame fighting and killing Soviet troops during the 1980s.

Everybody knows that that's one of the prices you pay for fame, but knowing it's going to happen doesn't make it any less frustrating.

if there is no happiness in your heart, it has not had any meaning even if you had the wealth and fame of the whole world.

Do not underestimate the power of fame. It opens door for you.

Mr Falwell was a quintessentially American type: a poor man who won fame and fortune by preaching the Word.

The king dispatched his favourite courtier to see if she were really as charming as fame reported.

Lady Gaga was on the list for her outrageous clothes since she shot to fame.

Here the dispute away from the earth, as long as a loved one in the side, kind of why I've been chasing fame and fortune to live?

Milton anticipated and lovingly invested all of his energy in his future literary power and his future literary fame.

Surely after six years of fame she should have figured out her appeal, her power over the audience.

If Leonardo da Vinci had failed completely as a painter, his contributions to science would entitle him to everlasting fame.

Its funny scripts and contemporary-style plots helped it win a solid fan base across the country and brought fame to its stars.

You know our products have an established fame in the world and more importantly , we guarantee the quality of our products whatsoever.

As the fame of Bengbu jelly began to spread, he says, the manufacturers were selling to other regions.

Your worth as a person increases or decreases as you accumulate (or fail to accumulate) prizes like wealth, power or fame.

She was a quiet woman and often seemed uneasy with her fame.

Scott started the journal on the winter of 1825 when he was at the height of his fame and fortune.

Despite her fame she remained the modest, unASsuming person she had Been AS a student.

A man's life spans only a few decades. Fame and wealth are as transitory as the morning drew or floating clouds.

Boyle, who shot to worldwide fame after appearing on a TV talent show, was also the oldest person to reach number one with a debut album.

Translating for Chen, Yu said the benefit of her fame in China is "to encourage other people to join her. "

I had not thought that global fame would find me in such an unusual way.

Treat past, future, fame, and position as not yours; try to live a happy and positive life; that itself is a life of bliss and freedom.

You'd be an animal too, if you were trapped in this fame and caged in it like a zoo.

We have heard the fame thereof: our hands wax feeble: anguish hath taken hold of us, and pain, as of a woman in travail.

fame n. : The writer's third novel was a hit and his fame soon spread all over the world.

Hawking occupied the position long before he rose to fame on the back of his bestseller, A Brief History of Time.

The duct tape is acquiring fame as the number of its uses for it exceeds the thoughts possible.

PLAYBOY: Were you one of those people who thought fame would be rainbows and unicorns?

If Fame or Lame would like to encourage talent in other artistic genres, offering categories for these would be a good filtering option.

Boone's fame rests primarily upon his exploration and settlement of Kentucky.

When you are satisfied with life indifferent to the fame and wealth, the happy and free excursion is possible.

But he overlooked the fact, like those who attempt earthly fame in other matters, that there was peril in it.

But they, when they were departed, spread abroad his fame in all that country.

The story of a poor family that acquired fame and fortune overnight, dramatically illustrates the power of the press.

In addition, hall of fame system will record the milestone of the company and let the record breaker become the hall of famer.

I took this picture because this turns out to be the first coffeehouse to open in England in 1650. Thats its great claim to fame.

Knife-peeled noodles are the most representative noodles of Shanxi, enjoying widespread fame and a history of hundreds of years.

I nominated him for the (nonexistent) Irony Hall of Fame (Media Wing).

Mr Novak's great claim to fame was that every column that he wrote included some breaking news.

The premature death rate for music stars typically rose after a few years of fame.

The more fame you get, the more shy you become. I used to be this super extrovert in New York and slowly I have become a little more shy.

This corporation owned a bad administration as well as a bad fame when it also fell behind the payment for goods.

For a German-born Jew, it was a unique rise to power and fame even in a country where Horatio Algers abound.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to acquirde it.

His only claim to fame (ie The only remarkable thing about him) is that he once met Stalin .

What you said was an injury to her fame.

Nathan seems to have an insatiable appetite for wealth and fame.

He never trusted fame, and always boxed up and guarded his ego.

Cultivating a pure mind and a quiet heart, helping others to cultivate the same and staying away from fame and profit is true cultivation.

I may fail to bring you to justice, and your fame may protect you from consequences for your reprehensible actions.

when judging whether the marks are similar, the distinctiveness and fame of the prior mark should be considered.

Derrick: Isabelle, you know I'm not interested in fame.

Their criticism does not in the least take away from your international fame.

Some pundits predicted that the Pistons would slip a bit this season without Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown at the helm.

You name it. If it's a piece of farm machinery, it's probably in the Ag Hall of Fame's museum, or outside.

However his England exploits have certainly opened up the frontiers of his fame.

But fame increasingly consists in a state of almost constant near-collapse.

Cynics might say that's a devolution, but in the dynamics of fame, reality is always illusive.

Jupiter will move back to your house of fame and honors in September and remain there during the duration of the year.

Wallace was already on to his next big thing: amassing huge collections of natural specimens in hopes of winning both fame and fortune.

Innovators generally bring dedication, fame and fortune to their firms rather than striking out on their own.

The small word was no exception. It's importance grew. It's fame exceeded it's small size.

In the 1960s, though, when he was at the peak of his fame, Mr. Salinger went silent.

His only claim to fame was that he won the first prize in the national English speech competition.

A category of men of practice focuses on studying how to service of country and society, and consequently, build up their sonorous fame.

However, the great fame and high position prevented him from going on making progress.

No struggle between the heart and the hook-pin, no fame, fortune and wealth, comparisons with each other.

Back in the mid nineties, a different astronomer tried exactly the same trick to get themselves some fame and discredit astrology.

With Mars in your tenth house of fame, your future sparkles like a thousand ten-carat diamonds in the Sun.

The singer's first album was an instant hit. Subsequently, she received immediate fame and wealth.

He has, without a doubt, earned his place in the animators' hall of fame.

Saite will serve all the public based on "Best quality, best fame, and best service" and sincerely welcome friends from all over the world.

Fame and the exhilarating celebrity that accompanies it, force the famous person to anticipate in his own destruction.

Victory has brought Armstrong fame, wealth and softened some of the brashness he displayed as a young rider.

Rather than governing our city to achieve fortune, fame and a book deal, our candidate already has achieved fortune, fame and MOVIE deals.

So all of this money started pouring in, and all of this fame started pouring in, and I go, what do I do with this?

If the book is published , it would be harmful to the fame of the publishing house.

During the early Tang Dynasty, the poet school of Wuyue headed by the "Four Scholars of Wu Zhong" , achieved great fame in the capital.

An activist, writer and poet Julia shot to fame with her famous Civil War song, "Battle Hymn of the Republic" .

Despite the potential trouble and some criticism that she was seeking fame, Chen appeared unfazed.

For her, fame was part of the job, neither a blessing (though the jewels were nice) nor a curse.

You could meet someone in a position of power, authority or fame, whose reactions can affect your life.

Fame has also this great drawback, that if pursue it, wu must direct our lives so as to please the fancy of men.

But the fame of politicians can eventually exceed that of actors.

This drink was brought to fame when a bartender created the Singapore Sling in 1914, one of the cocktail worlds most famous drinks.

In most cases they are dreaming of wealth and fame, not the long hours alone at a typewriter.

Please do not chase fame and vanity vanity snobbery, when flourishing with halo receded, exposed is the most true emotion!

Michael Jackson and Aretha Franklin are to be inducted into the hall of fame at the Apollo Theatre in New York.

The luxurious Grand Hotel Europe in Saint Petersburg, Russia achieved fame with its inclusion in the James Bond film GoldenEye.

He quickly gained international fame, with thousands of people logging onto a live video feed of his activities.

He reacted to fame like a kid in a candy store and assumed that any woman who interested him would automatically be available.

One can forget everything except the thought of fame , and learn to be cool toward everything except three cups of wine .

Keep in mind though that most of these "tricks" to boost your fame are better for the up and coming artists.

With both Venus and Mars touring your house of honors, awards, achievement, and fame, you have not had an advantage like this for years.

From now on it works like this: If you're acrap band you get a lot more fame from winning a competition than you do if you're a top act.

Its extensive and favorable social resources have contributed enormous advances to the hotel and its fame.

Fame is a vapor; popularity an accident; the only earthly certainty is oblivion---Mark Twain, American writer.

Some internet users were less complimentary, recalling the child abuse allegations the star faced as his fame declined.

The big thing in LA seems to be fame.

Muammar Gaddafi - for it was he - grabbed his 15 minutes of fame at the UN building in New York today and ran with it.