Sentence examples for established a name of from inspiring English sources

It took a few years before Leigh established a name of her own, though, post-Ridgemont.

He held his first solo exhibition at age 26 in 1957, and soon after established a name for himself in his hometown of Toronto.

In her earlier books, Lessing had established a name for herself as a writer of realistic fiction; in Shikasta she introduced her readers to the spiritual and mystical themes in Sufism.

After Fetman's controversial billboard ads became the topic of national pop culture debates all over the world, she and her firm established a name as one of the most progressively minded, media-savvy divorce attorneys.

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.

By William Finnegan December 13 , 2016Donald Trump has established a pattern of naming bitter foes of federal agencies to head them.

In 1908, a German industrialist and amateur mathematician named Paul Wolfskehl established a prize of 10,000 marks -- roughly $1 million -- for a proof of Fermat's last theorem.

He quickly established a following of young men, named the group Sharia4Belgium, and plugged into an international network of jihadis striving to dismantle liberal European values and institutions.

Morgan Stanley established a series of C.D.O.'s named after United States presidents (Buchanan and Jackson) with an unusual feature: short-sellers could lock in very cheap bets against mortgages, even beyond the life of the mortgage bonds.

After her husband's death, Mrs. Morse also established a series of scholarships in his name at Rutgers University.

First they established a lead gift of $2 million for naming the building, said Courtney Garay, the development director.