Sentence examples for considerable name from inspiring English sources

And Mitt Romney has considerable name recognition here".

Schulte's considerable name in wheelchair basketball had already been built at the quadrennial world championships.

The Korean-born Lee, who is now forty and has made a considerable name for herself on the downtown theatre scene, was far from her professional home.

Although he became a considerable name in publishing, he never forgot his links with journalism, or with old friends and colleagues.

A grumpy New Yorker who has made a considerable name for himself on the late-night talkshow circuit (as well as via a memorable appearance as an aggressive bongo player on Flight Of The Conchords), his comedy revolves around his own personal failings and cynical outlook on life.

The tower is the creation of Rachel Whiteread, the English artist who over the last decade has made a considerable name for herself casting the interior volumes of familiar objects and structures in materials like plaster, resin, concrete, wax or rubber.

Instead, they are apparently bringing in Mr. Weber, who has limited stage experience but considerable name-recognition value as a result of his television career.

Pan-Africanism that is engagement and solidarity with the African continent has always been the concern of a tiny elite among African Americans (even if it is associated with considerable names such as Marcus Garvey or W.E.B. Dubois).

Recently, a new analytical method has gathered considerable attention, named stochastic geometry.

H. Carl McCall, a former state comptroller, said Mr. Spitzer would face considerable pressure to name a black Democrat, like Lt. Gov. David A. Paterson or Representative Gregory W. Meeks of Queens.

Since the trees available in TreeBASE have been provided by different scientists without adopting a common naming convention, a considerable proportion of the taxon names are not scientific names present in the reference taxonomies.