Let good men, for good deeds,
covet good fame, since place and riches oft are bribes of shame.
Fame as quakers namesakes.. .
Her
new-found fame
confused her at first, " i never realized how many people were watching.
Fame spread
and soon everyone in yorkshire knew him.
Yet the guests are thrilled to be on the show, catapulted briefly from obscurity to
tv fame.
Dave the dealer dave diamond geezer,
diary famed
among resellers for making a margin on anything.
Famed among resellers
for making a margin on anything.
The normans
achieved great fame
for their castle building.
Fame as a writer.
Of course, the room had a
world-wide fame, no visit to chester being complete without a look at the ' kitchen ' .
The
county famed
for it's university city of ' dreaming spires ' covers an expanse of just over 1,000 square miles.
Some, such as the prophetess mother shipton,
attained fame
long after her life ended.
He became a deacon and eventually a bishop, but his
lasting fame
occurred when he went to ireland.
This is a town and
region famed
for its aperitif wine, of course, better known as sherry.
Scottish beef and lamb have also
gained fame
throughout the world.
Now his taste of
instant fame
could backfire on the entire genre of reality tv.
The legend hardwar has
earned fame
for being the place blessed by the trinity of lord shiva, vishnu and brahma.
In more recent times it has found
worldwide fame
for its whiskey.
I'll not utter a name, in case my complaint advantages you, and you
acquire fame
through my verse.
The
enduring fame
rests on the diary of a young girl ( sometimes called the diary of anne frank ).
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