Sentence examples similar to expanded reputation from inspiring English sources

Bands like the xx and Arcade Fire have emerged from CMJ with exponentially expanded reputations; the prospect is enough to draw new hopefuls by the hundreds.

A rapidly expanding reputation soon took the boys to Harlem's Lafayette Theatre and the Cotton Club.

Born in 1981, this highly assured and distinctive composer has an expanding reputation: Night Songs was a BBC Proms commission in 2012 and she is now associate composer of the Hallé Orchestra.

Development of new bioinformatic tools to query the availability of data or biospecimens within the Repository together with the expanding reputation of the Repository and ongoing harmonization efforts should lead to increased use of this valuable resource.

The expanding reputations of these cities is due to their proximity to key corporate markets in the U.S., local population diversity and prestigious academic institutions.

Since ending her syndicated show, Ms. Winfrey has expanded her reputation as an entertainment industry multi-hyphenate.

Regular weekends in London, consulting the archives in the English Folk Dance and Song Society's Vaughan Williams memorial library and singing at the Troubadour and other folk clubs, expanded their reputation.

According to Q. David Bowers, Hite expanded the reputation of the "Thanhouser" brand as an innovative leader in the industry with the twenty-three episerialerial The Million Dollar Mystery and two new brands: "Princess Films" and "Falstaff" comedies (1995).

In the 1960s MSU expanded its reputation as a world-grant university, including responding to the invitation of Nigerian President Nnamdi Azikiwe to partner with Nigerians to build the first land-grant model university in Africa, the University of Nigeria at Nsukka.

Two events should expand his reputation outside his native land.

My goal is to expand that reputation to other areas.