| international fame | 4.48 | She has achieved international fame. | ||
| newfound fame | 2.17 | His newfound fame was a long time coming. | ||
| worldwide fame | 1.51 | Earns worldwide fame. | ||
| national fame | 1.38 | Her oil paintings won her national fame. | ||
| sudden fame | 1.38 | Sudden fame is about expectation. | ||
| new-found fame | 1.12 | He revelled in his new-found fame. | ||
| instant fame | 0.99 | The success of her first Novel brought her instant fame. | ||
| new fame | 0.86 | Thursday brought a new fame. | ||
| greatest fame | 0.72 | Golf brought him his greatest fame. | ||
| lasting fame | 0.59 | Only a few won any lasting fame. | ||
| literary fame | 0.59 | Not the Dorothy Parker of literary fame, she hastens to explain. | ||
| local fame | 0.53 | Their hay house has catapulted the Bryants to local fame. | ||
| fleeting fame | 0.46 | She is something of an expert on both fleeting fame and Warhol. | ||
| greater fame | 0.46 | Adams achieved greater fame when he broke ranks with the Von Erichs. | ||
| early fame | 0.39 | But total secrecy, not to mention a normal adolescence, is the price of early fame. | ||
| great fame | 0.39 | Great fame is spread of the matter. | ||
| olympic fame | 0.39 | From one of olympic fame to another who works in a typing ool. | ||
| political fame | 0.39 | But his political fame and authority plummeted as rapidly as it had soared. | ||
| unwanted fame | 0.39 | Village feels the stress of unwanted fame. | ||
| everlasting fame | 0.33 | His popular music alone would have guaranteed Gershwin fame everlasting. |