Sentence examples for get its reputation from inspiring English sources

Dutch football needs to get its reputation back.

And how did this song get its reputation for universality when nobody, not even Mr. Cohen, really knows what it means?

Hot-lanta didn't get its reputation as one of the biggest, richest, most modern cities in the South, let alone the United States, by not attracting smart, young people.

In an opening statement earlier this week, Sterling attorney Edward MacMahon hit a key point when he said: "A criminal case is not a place where the CIA goes to get its reputation back".

"If VW gets its reputation back, it will be clawing up the side of a very high mountain," said Thomas Donaldson, a professor of business ethics at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, referring to the scandal as a "corporate Watergate".

Have a flick through a 1950s recipe book and you can see where the UK gets its reputation for bland food – it's all pork chops with boiled carrots and cauliflower.

The McMansion got its reputation for flimsiness in the '90s, when building codes were looser.

I could see how Luang Prabang had gotten its reputation as the Shangri-la of Southeast Asia.

Scranton gets its reputation from the infamous fictional company Dunder Mifflin from the Office, but I didn't fall in love with Steve Carell there.

Your correspondent uses ClamAV, mainly for filtering e-mail from Windows users.As for stability, he believes Linux got its reputation for being rock solid from its widespread adoption for servers maintained by IT professionals.

Vintage ports, then, might explain where this wine gets its reputation as an old man's drink.