| It's very easy to point the finger and accuse a famous person of being in the wrong. |
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| Print out a high-res image of the famous person, tear up the pieces, and then glue it onto your paper mache molded mask. |
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| According to experts, an autograph of a famous person on a share certificate can greatly enhance its value. |
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| How refreshing to read about a famous person who is normal and intelligent! |
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| He drives a sports car and behaves with the arrogance of a once famous person. |
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| More than any other famous person, she captured the hearts of people with her simplicity and humaneness. |
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| When a famous person promotes a foodstuff, their public persona acquires a nurturing, human edge. |
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| Pin the name of a different famous person to each participant's back, so that they cannot see it. |
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| Interesting game of chic fashion for VIP girls in which you'll be able to elaborate a new look for becoming a famous person thanks to your style. |
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| They've done mock interviews, funeral orations, series of imagined letters from the famous person to a grandchild, or from an invented friend to the famous person. |
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| The most famous person from Mozambique currently in the public eye is the coach Carlos Queiroz. |
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| The qubba is the dome of a funerary monument for a famous person. |
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| You have to record a conversation with a famous person and then play it in front of the class. |
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| They symbolize a specific famous person while in a sense also being the body of that person. |
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| Then ask participants to walk around the room, asking each other questions about the identity of their famous person. |
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| When a famous person dies by suicide the rate increases at a statistically significant level. |
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| Who do you think is the most famous person to come out of your city and why? |
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| Given that, it was abundantly clear that NBC was going to star-cast the lead in Peter Pan with a famous person. |
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| Rogers' home in St James's Place was visited by almost every famous person in London and he was a guest of royalty. |
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| Each student also presented a letter to the famous person she represented, explaining why she chose to research them, and cooked a traditional dish. |
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| In other words, he is not the only famous person of the period. |
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| Perhaps Canada's most famous person with a spinal cord injury, Rick Hansen is widely credited with providing the leadership and vision necessary to bring ICORD from concept to reality. |
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| One of the tests he gives his students is to check if the water we are drinking nowadays could have been ingested previously by a famous person, such as General Palafox. |
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| An icon is a very famous person or thing that represents a way of life. |
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| Your personal brand is vitally important as a famous person. |
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| I remember that a few years ago there was an international event in which young people from all over the world were connected by Internet and held dialogues with some world famous person. |
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