Sentence examples for established reputations from inspiring English sources

Of course, New York debut recitals become newsworthy when they involve artists with established reputations.

Two post-World War II playwrights established reputations comparable to Eugene O'Neill's.

There are horses out there with established reputations over this sort of distance.

Rival teams established reputations for performing exotic dances, such as the Argentine or Parisian tangos or the Brazilian maxixe.

We were reading many writers with more established reputations, and much more experience, than Rushdie - such as Muriel Spark.

However, this did not prevent many of its exponents from emigrating: Ilarie Voronca, Benjamin Fondane, Tristan Tzara, and especially Eugène Ionesco established reputations as writers in France.

Still, schools with an established reputation may have a head start.

What Canarsie has going for it as it tries to recover, brokers say, is an established reputation.

Gill already had an established reputation as a director and continues to be feted for his productions and writing.

Joe Turner differed from the Clovers in that he was a man of proved talent, established reputation, and mature age.

Holter already has an established reputation for taking on projects beyond the norms of a pop career.