Sentence examples for a burgeoning reputation from inspiring English sources

Michele Campagnaro has a burgeoning reputation at centre and Tommaso Allan is growing into the No10 jersey.

In short order, she had left not only her family, her ethnic community, and her country, but also her profession, journalism, in which she had a burgeoning reputation.

Manchester is one of Europe's most creative and dynamic cities, with a burgeoning reputation as an incubator for new literary talent.

Despite a burgeoning reputation among other guitarists, Guy never hit fame – Leonard Chess, owner of the record company, thought his style too wild.

The aged Leodogran, King of Cameliard, has heard of a young warrior called Arthur, with a burgeoning reputation for courage, skill and intelligence.

In 1996, though, Daft Punk were just a couple of young producers with a burgeoning reputation for their innovative house sound.

In 1976, as the centrepiece of a symposium on German music, his extended essay on Schoenberg and Hindemith undoubtedly added further lustre to an already burgeoning reputation.

But there were enough stylish touches from Rocha – who was prominent in Uruguay's progress to the quarter-finals, where they lost to West Germany – to underline his burgeoning reputation as a world-class talent.

Dr. Peter Libby, chief of cardiovascular medicine at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital, said that when he first began receiving offers from drug companies, in the early 1980s, they seemed like a natural reflection of his burgeoning reputation.

When quizzed about his burgeoning reputation as a big hitter in England's middle order, Buttler was keen to praise the influence of his county side, as well as to stress that he will not get carried away.

What is clear is that for all Perez's burgeoning reputation as a man who tries kamikaze moves and relies on others to get out of the way, more calculation went into his driving in Monaco - and elsewhere - than was at first apparent.