Sentence examples similar to cut reputation from inspiring English sources
Italian Vogue has cut a reputation as both subversive and obvious, dedicated to exploring true beauty, and questioning the industry from the inside.
Mr. Campbell's clean-cut reputation as the good husband on "Once and Again" makes Bundy's dark side creepier and sadder than when Mark Harmon played the same killer 17 years ago.
For Mr. Reeve, navigating the tides of commercialism while maintaining his clean-cut reputation may be particularly challenging, especially now that he has decided to add commercial directing to his repertory, in a deal with a Manhattan production house, TAG Pictures Inc., announced last month.
And it has even used its slightly dour reputation to cut costs further.
He said Paterno had been so overwhelmingly associated with the university that when his reputation was cut down, Penn State's was as well.
His outsize reputation cuts both ways.
In every price range, hotels are struggling to cut costs without damaging the reputation of their brand.
Even though three male employees of Legends were quickly arrested and provisionally charged with murder, Mauritius will have its work cut out to regain its reputation as a safe honeymoon and wedding destination.
That early rate cut helped make Mark Carney's reputation.
Mr. Dudley has his work cut out to rebuild BP's reputation and safety culture.
President Hollande has staked his reputation on trying to cut unemployment from its record levels.
