Sentence examples for achieved a considerable reputation from inspiring English sources

By the advent of World War I, Lord Alfred had achieved a considerable reputation as a writer of sonnets.

Alarcón had achieved a considerable reputation as a journalist and poet when his play El hijo pródigo ("The Prodigal Son") was hissed off the stage in 1857.

And it is in Europe that Mr. Zimmermann and Dimitri de Perrot have achieved a considerable reputation for their precisely calibrated blend of mime, physical theater and silent-movie-style comedy that they create in conjunction with live, constantly shifting scores made on the spot from sampled sounds and D.J. pyrotechnics.

It also achieved a Considerable Constructors score of 38/40 during the fit-out.

Industrialists had achieved a considerable level of protection from competition.

(Pushkin already had a considerable reputation).

The painting procured Micon a considerable reputation among his contemporaries.

He acquired a considerable reputation long before he published anything.

The academy flourished and gained a considerable reputation.

They ruin what was once a considerable reputation.

John McCain has a considerable reputation, but he's older than Reagan was when Reagan first ran.