Sentence examples for burgeoning reputation from inspiring English sources

But would the burgeoning reputation of the prize be damaged?

Constant speculation of interest from Milan and Internazionale has only reinforced his burgeoning reputation.

This is so weird.'" What of her burgeoning reputation as the Greta Garbo of her generation?

Winslet solidified her burgeoning reputation for taking period roles by portraying Ophelia in Kenneth Branagh's production of Hamlet (1996).

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

If Blue Velvet consolidated Lynch's burgeoning reputation after the Dune aberration, its effect on MacLachlan's career was even more lasting.

But the art they left behind tells the story of their burgeoning reputations, and this is enhancing its value.

Previous Fashion East knitwear whiz James Long and grungy duo Marques Almeida continue to build on their burgeoning reputations with their debut solo shows.

In a game with little riding on the result, two strikers were able to build on their burgeoning reputations.

It arguably suffered, too, from its proximity to Warwick University – a 60s university with a swish campus and a burgeoning academic reputation.

Now a group of entrepreneurs is harnessing American money and know-how, plus the town's burgeoning cinematic reputation, to open the country's first privately financed studio complex, called The Film Colony.