Sentence examples for established a name from inspiring English sources
It took a few years before Leigh established a name of her own, though, post-Ridgemont.
She's become a very keen and knowledgeable gardener, while Sarah has established a name for producing sensitive, painterly plantings.
His fiction works are few and far between, although Perry has established a name for himself as a dab hand at espionage thrillers.
Sound: Pre-Wi-Fi, Bose established a name for delivering great sound from something so small, but now the market is crowded with competition, Bose's ear for sound needs a retune.
By then, he had established a name, and also what in the restaurant trade is called a "look" — thanks, in large part, to a commuting Israeli architect and friend named Alex Meitlis, whom he credits with the clean, white, laid-back elegance that all the Ottolenghis share, from the red logo on their white menus to the chairs and countertops and tables.
Deltek was founded in 1983 and established a name for itself in enterprise resource planning (ERP) software.
Up until then her company had been selling online through other retailers, so this was a way of establishing a name without the financial commitment of a permanent shop.
(Natalie Portman, whose first role at Usdan was Annie in "Annie Get Your Gun," is one alumna who has gone on to establish a name for herself in show business; Mariah Carey, who played Hodel in "Fiddler on the Roof," is another).
Because suppliers can establish a name for themselves through Kinnek, it drives more business and keeps them from going around Kinnek for a deal or two.
