Examples of 'won fame' in a sentence
Meaning of "won fame"
Won fame: This phrase denotes that a person or entity has achieved recognition, popularity, or notoriety for their accomplishments, talents, or actions, leading to widespread acknowledgment and acclaim from others
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I was good at boxing and won fame in the neighborhood.
He won fame by the novel.
His daughter Hypatia also won fame as a mathematician.
He won fame and respect.
However, many of the products are of very high quality and have won fame.
He won fame as a novelist.
Though employed as an insurance salesman, Richardson won fame for his avocation as a carillonneur.
She won fame for her skill in curing sick chickens.
To others, who have won fame and fortune.
He has won fame and fortune playing with a jazz band.
Peter Rosegger, a Styrian, has won fame with his village stories.
Collins won fame and eventual promotion for his daring capture of the raider.
With his novel ' Dracula, ' Stoker won fame and prestige.
Restaurant that has won fame in the region excels in regional food and personalized treatment.
Pele, Maradona, Cruyff, Messi, Ronaldo; none of them won fame for their ability to defend.
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He later won fame as a pianist and taught at the Paris Conservatory.
I, Strabo, was sentenced here as you are, but I fought well. I won fame and a fortune, too.
Warden, you have won fame and success as a correctional officer.
He won fame for his travels and was profiled by Time Magazine as a modern-day ' gypsy.
General J.E.B. Stuart won fame as a cavalry commander.
He won fame with Get Rich or Die Tryin ' which has sold millions of copies.
Yahya Kemal Beyatli made his debut in 1912 and won fame during the War of Independence.
I won fame and a fortune, too.
At the battle, Balian won fame defending a pass from the Lombards.
I won fame and a fortune, too . And I won my freedom.
She soon saw combat, won fame as "the darling of the Military Railway Service.
