Sentence examples for forge reputations from inspiring English sources

Those who joined Whewell's newsroom in this way included Michael Frayn, Neal Ascherson, David Marquand, Benedict Nightingale and many others who went on to forge reputations elsewhere.

The international contest is an increasingly fashionable way of generating new ideas, forging reputations and getting some interesting things built.

Dunne and Hill have forged reputations as two of the straighter talkers in the QPR dressing room but both cited a lack of luck to explain an abysmal away record.

Coppell, a veteran of more than 300 league appearances for United before a knee injury forced his retirement at 28, was reliant on youth-team graduates such as Salako and Richard Shaw or players such as Geoff Thomas, Gary O'Reilly, Bright and John Pemberton who had either been rejected by the elite or forged reputations in the lower leagues.

Long-time Midas Lister forged reputation with Cerent, Siara and Extreme Networks.

Related to this is the fact that Deskarma doesn't sit behind a walled garden and therefore is indexed by Google et al, meaning that a user's newly forged reputation might end up appearing in search results.

Lexus uses enhanced handling to further forge a reputation for providing an entertaining drive.

While Ream may be trying to forge a reputation in England his fellow American Clint Dempsey, of Fulham, has well and truly made his, especially this season.

Gandhi or Mandela did not forge their reputation and legacy by moving between four continents, a dozen conflicts and fifty conferences, but by staying home.

On his previous albums, Sexsmith used his pure, clear voice and willfully childlike songwriting to forge a reputation as a worthy heir to such cult figures as Tim Hardin and Nick Drake.

The incessant e-mails helped to forge his reputation as a micromanager, as did his fecund memory for promised but unmet executive goals.