Sentence examples for gaining a name from inspiring English sources
His empire soon spread to the eastern plains, where he bought up huge areas of ranch land while gaining a name for himself as a strongman.
Yet Cirque Éloize is gaining a name, in the words of The San Francisco Chronicle, as "almost the anti-Cirque du Soleil".
Behind the baronial burials of figures such as the "godfather of punk" and Mr Horsley, a man who went through a crucifixion in the name of art, lies a select band of undertakers rapidly gaining a name for overseeing funerals which depart from the norm.
The country, known for strong plays in enterprise and infrastructure technologies, has been gaining a name for itself more recently for some of its more consumer-focused companies, such as Waze, which Google acquired last month for a price we understand to be around $1.1 billion.
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Together, they constitute major gains in measures of global biologic diversity, and they have gained a name: the dark biosphere.
With once-unaccountable companies beginning to care what stockmarket investors think, it has also gained a name for providing much-needed corporate discipline.
Although this island is one of the most obscure places on the planet, Nauru has lately gained a name for itself in Western international-finance circles.
A graduate of West Point, Lieutenant Cushing had written to a cousin in 1861, saying, "I may never return," but, he vowed, "I will gain a name in this war".
The episode of the real violins, he argues, can be considered the moment when Chicago started to put behind it its reputation for meatpacking, steelmaking and gangland killings à la Al Capone, and gained a name for itself instead as a centre for music, theatre, the arts and entertainment in general.
Initially indebted to the sweaty thralls of the nu rave scene, Charli gained a name for herself through her anarchic, exhibitionist performances at warehouse parties in east London throughout her teens, where she was eventually spotted by Atlantic subsidiary Asylum, who she signed with in 2010.
