Sentences with phrase «bit of a celebrity»

so it's a little bit of celebrity here in DC... this is on The List, even though I am still waiting for my Prince Tartine...

«She's become a little bit of a celebrity,» McDonald says.

«For people of a certain age, Victor Kiam was a bit of a celebrity thanks to him fronting his company's TV ads.

Moreover, writing a book conveys expert status and a bit of celebrity.

After that, I became a bit of a celebrity, «The brave woman who gave birth to a baby in her own bedroom!»

But particularly in this post-truth era of Trump a bit of celebrity is necessary too.

I was instantly swooning over her colbalt skinnies and had a bit of a celebrity crush moment when I actually got to introduce myself.

Since we can only speculate on both those fronts for now, I figured today we'd have a bit of celebrity dress up fun and chat about how to achieve HRH's look.

Along the way, the men take a bit of a detour to visit their small, old town in (fictional) Hawthorne, Nebraska, where Woody's million - dollar claim makes him a bit of a celebrity among his old acquaintances.

Of course, the day after the story ran, I had the opportunity to enjoy a bit of celebrity, but I expected things to get back to normal after that.

My father was a bit of a celebrity in my small hometown in Eastern Tennessee.

For those wanting to indulge in a bit of celebrity spotting, there are certain bars which you can be sure to spy at least a soap star or footballer.

There are game studios with certain styles but not single people, so he's a bit of a celebrity and probably more fun to write about from a reviewer's perspective.

In many cases, it remains the dominant tool for lawyers to drive their personal profile; with notable examples in almost every major market, these personal and professional online journals have developed a reputation for being a bit of a celebrity maker.

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