Sentence examples for established him in from inspiring English sources

It also established him in the aristocratic governing class of the time.

The role, opposite his younger friend from Bristol days, Daniel Day-Lewis, established him in the movies.

He married a girl with money and she had established him in position of social eminence which he now enjoyed.

Influence has long been Bloom's abiding preoccupation, and the one that established him, in the 1970s, as a radical, even disruptive presence amid the groves of academe.

The wicket took Broad past Bob Willis's Test tally and established him in third place in the hierarchy, behind only Anderson and Ian Botham.

When "The Emigrants," his first book to be translated into English, came out in 1996, it won the critical esteem he already enjoyed in German and established him in the English-speaking world as a writer's writer.

The rest is glossy, super-catchy R&B that should finally establish him in the UK.

Any of these activities would establish him in the history books as one of the most important modern movie-people.

He had just recently launched himself as a singer and musician, which he hoped would establish him in his own right.

He is planning to use the photos he takes and the tape recordings for a book which will establish him in a literary career.

It was chiefly Amaury's intervention that cleared Goddet of criminal suspicion and then helped re-establish him in the publishing business – and, crucially, as the director of the reborn Tour de France.