Sentence examples for a reputation call from inspiring English sources

True, the hockey gods tend to equal things out (and the Holmstrom goal in Game 1, when he was clearly in the blue paint, should not have been allowed), but as Wings Coach Mike Babcock said post-game (you can see his comments here), this was a reputation call on Holmstrom.

Maître Naud, who came into the case at this point and who is a Paris barrister with a high reputation, called it "a sort of dreadful game".

She has developed something of a national reputation, calling dances in Oregon, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Maine and California.

But Democrats acknowledge that their party is suffering from its reputation in some circles as too secular -- a reputation they call overstated and undeserved.

"He's got a reputation for calling great games — that's what he does, that's what he focuses on.

He quickly developed a reputation for calling the market, liquidating assets just ahead of the housing crash in 1989 and being among the first to realise that people were moving back into city centres in the early 1990s.

Each author will earn a reputation score called a HubScore that can be referenced to meter the quality of the content by an author.

You have acquired quite a reputation for calling the extent of the credit crisis two or three years ago that something was rotten in the state of Denmark or Wall Street or whatever.

Rather than ownership of material goods, economic life revolved entirely around a "reputation currency" called Whuffie, which, like favs on Twitter or likes on Facebook or stars on Yelp, represented nothing but what other people thought of you.

The company has built a reputation of calling out public figures for their misdeeds.

The band's shows have built up a reputation; MTV called them "the thing of metalcore legend".