Frank Sinatra, Wayne Newton, and Louis Prima each arrived with mediocre status and suddenly found themselves with names as big as the marquees on which they were written.
Frank Sinatra was not always a star.
Stars were attracted so that their names could be used to attract visitors.
A young man is tired.
A man is driving a jetski to work.
A man is playing the violin.
Laundry is folded in a laundomat
The mailer does what the postal service but quicker.
You never get to take your retirement pay.