Sentence examples for a worldwide name from inspiring English sources

There was no South African comedian, no African comedian, who was a worldwide name.

"We want to invest in the FT - it's one of the biggest brands there is, a worldwide name.

Fifteen years on and he's a worldwide name, with Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations, plus a Bafta for Steve McQueen's 2013 film 12 Years A Slave.

Keizo Obuchi, the Japanese prime minister, got it right when he said this week that Mr Morita was "the engine that pulled the Japanese economy".At heart, the man who made Sony a worldwide name was a tinkerer.

Mr Healey said: "I don't think we ever thought it would become a worldwide name like it did.

Before the Slovenian bassdropper hits the Sahara Tent, get to know his tunes better with his MIXED BY debut that careens through house, hip-hop, and the glitchy bass goodness that Gramatik's become a worldwide name in.

Though he is one of the few chief executives of a French company with worldwide name recognition, he is also among the highest paid, and the French government has not been completely happy with what it sees as Mr. Ghosn's emphasis on producing overseas.

Twitter is not a turnaround project; it has a strong business, hundreds of millions of users and worldwide name recognition.

'On a Razor's Edge' "The conclusion is to teach them football and don't do heading drills during training," Matser said in a telephone interview, referring to the worldwide name for soccer and talking about players under age 17. "Let's first do more research before you say heading is safe for kids.

One was Oscar Peterson, who adopted the art form of his American neighbours and became a worldwide household name.

"The management was drifting away from the goal it set itself, tempted by the chance to make the institute a worldwide household name".