famousness

A few minutes later the cast arrived, in reverse order of famousness.

If this were a civilized joint they would shut the f. up about the famousness of their clientele.

The charitable work I do makes me feel like my fame is worth something, like there's a purpose to the famousness.

Her slavic name has been truncated to, simply, Milla, in anticipation of its impending famousness.

For super famousness, my identity would have to stay secret, hence tantalizingly interesting, for the rest of my days.

At that time, the city was at the top of its famousness and of its number of inhabitants which reached approximately 7,500.

"How can I be finding an army of 96 Tad Williams grasslanders and stone-dwellers mixed together, led by a dead hero of great famousness and a one-handed prince?

But there would be only a few days of famousness once America learned my name, he said, explaining that the national attention span for important news was only 10 seconds longer than a kindergarten's for Marcel Proust.

Because of its famousness,the ensemble often changed its names, for instance to "Bílá Hora" or "Chlumec", again being names of famous defeats of the Czechs,and so could go to the same village more than once.