celebrity的示例

• Being recognized in the street is part and parcel of being a celebrity.

• The success of her book has given her unexpected celebrity status.

• The celebrity guests turned up dressed in sumptuous evening gowns.

• She loves to read about the lives of celebrities.

• In addition to decrying the emphasis on entertainers in news content, some critics also object to the transformation of journalists into celebrities.

• A favorite diversion among commentators was to make lists of celebrities unhappily transfixed in this way by the mere force of circumstance.

• Discussing ' ' athletes ' ' as ' ' athletes, ' ' let alone as ' ' celebrities, ' ' in the early nineteenth century leaves the book's first chapter disfigured by anachronism.

• The company would clone various celebrities for a range of licensing fees, depending on the anticipated value of the product.

• The transformation of anchors and other journalists into celebrities is another way to create consumer expectations about content.

• Second, the elections have also shown that the use of celebrities as candidates does not guarantee a high number of votes.

• There is frequently mention of recent celebrities who have given birth by caesarean section.

• Older established brands created catchy slogans or characters and even engaged celebrities to endorse their products.

• Measuring the number of stories or amount of time devoted to some of these celebrities is a way to analyze the provision of soft news in network evening news programs.

• Opera singers were national celebrities.

• In addition to celebrities, most parties ®elded a large number of candidates who were either representatives of national organizations and associations, or former bureaucrats with various interest groups behind them.

• Given its widespread use by celebrities, new motivations arise for its broader use in society: if the beautiful people are using it, how can it be considered ugly?

• Included are the responses of employed, unemployed, and retired persons; educators and students; members of various religious faiths; homemakers; national celebrities; barkeepers; business people; and farmers.

• Glimpses of some vanished celebrities.

• They are mistaken if they think that just celebrities and members of the royal family suffer.