Sentence examples for established a solid from inspiring English sources

Beachhead for the Arts The performing arts have established a solid beachhead in Vancouver.

Like so many so-called midlist authors, Ms. Wolitzer established a solid reputation in the literary world.

Coldplay might not be a subversive group, but they sell out stadiums worldwide and have established a solid live reputation.

Mr. Goodlatte, 60, has established a solid record of opposition to any measures he regarded as amnesty for illegal immigrants.

He established a solid reputation in mathematics, astronomy, and astrology, interspersing his academic duties with service as a court astrologer.

During his 12 years in the Senate, Brooke established a solid record as a Republican liberal in the tradition of Nelson Rockefeller and John Lindsay.

Spiranovic's injury had prevented him from playing for the Socceroos since the World Cup but he has quickly established a solid partnership with the PEC Zwolle defender.

Deutsche Bank A.G., in an early assessment, said the European Central Bank had at least established a "solid floor" for the euro.

Although Mr. Mejia's own choreography was often criticized (and his ballets were the only other repertory offered), the company established a solid reputation for staging Balanchine works.

I had my own run-in with her about 15 years ago, but we have long since established a solid working relationship, and her behaviour is much better.

In private practice, he established a solid reputation as an expert in eminent domain law, representing the City of Chicago in major public works projects.