| The lives, loves and actions of everybody are shrunk down so that everyone can have their fifteen minutes of fame. |
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| Sole survivors rarely enjoy their fifteen minutes of fame, particularly when their work covers an obscure escape. |
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| It was my fifteen minutes of fame, and I still get a thrill seeing my name up there, even if no-one else has a clue who I am or what I did. |
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| I mean who else is there to take up the slack for them, when their fifteen minutes of fame is running out. |
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| In the future, everyone will have fifteen minutes of fame — and a book deal. |
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| It's like Andy Warhol's fifteen minutes of fame, and ours was Havel's Presidency — especially the first years. |
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| The parties went on into the small hours, with the usual suspects in attendance, plus a few who were trying to milk their fifteen minutes of fame. |
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| Even the humblest of trainers can have his fifteen minutes of fame. |
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| Gurock ends the book with an astute analysis of hoopster Tamir Goodman's fifteen minutes of fame. |
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| Without the war on terrorism my fifteen minutes of fame just wouldn't be. |
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