Sentence examples for earning a name from inspiring English sources
Jones is slowly earning a name for himself in Hollywood as a tough guy for hire, and demonstrated considerable charisma in the Guy Ritchie hits Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch.
Rochelle Bright is a New Zealand-born playwright, swiftly earning a name for herself through the success of her breakout stage show Daffodils.
There he earned a name for quiet efficiency, spending eight years deliberating and consulting as he steadily invested in development.
Under the visionary leadership of Maria Balshaw, the institution has earned a name as a vibrant bastion of contemporary art.
He subsequently earned a name for accessibility to the media and his attempts to explain police decisions to outsiders.
It has now earned a name for itself as the centre of China's kidnapping industry.A father's searchThe Economist's reporter first met Mr Wang a year ago.
By the nineteen-eighties, the kind of evidence that was routinely admitted into court without any statistical grounding or rationale had earned a name: "junk science".
Mr. Hasselhoff, who earned a name on "Baywatch," is no Domingo, but Mr. Sondheim expressed confidence that big shows with known names work everywhere.
He became a gofer in a local gang – a "schmuck slave" as he calls it – and started to earn a name in the neighbourhood.
There seems to be a consensus among the authorities that an investigation needs to reach a certain prominence before it earns a name.
