Sentence examples for first-rate reputation from inspiring English sources

He's honest and has a first-rate reputation.

"The event helps to better establish our local artists and solidifies our first-rate reputation as a ceramic art studio," she said.

Given this, it is no wonder that credit unions have preserved their first-rate reputation as the fiscal follies of London "whales" and other egregious practices continue to doom the banks.

In the process, a derelict work like this is liberated from its undeservedly third-rate reputation.

"He is the only French painter to have achieved a first-rate international reputation since World War II," said Alfred Pacquement, the museum's director.

What Angus wants out of the gulf war is some first-rate clips and a reputation that will get him a better job where his talents will be more appreciated.

Through a stint as a private lawyer and work in President George W. Bush's administration, he gained a reputation as a first-rate appellate lawyer.

Despite their reputation as a first-rate team and a Stanley Cup champion, they still struggle to fill all 19,000 seats during home games.

These performances should be revelatory, given Marcia Dale Weary's reputation for shaping first-rate classical ballet dancers, many of whom go on to considerable careers at the New York City Ballet.

Barney Frank, the former Massachusetts congressman, who is openly gay, said the move had sealed Ms. Bonauto's reputation as a "first-rate lawyer and a first-rate strategist" who built on one victory after another.

When Hard Spun finished second in the Derby, third in the Preakness, fourth in the Belmont and came back to run second in the Breeders' Cup Classic, Jones's reputation as a first-rate horseman was burnished.