Sentence examples for gets a reputation for from inspiring English sources

If one I.R.B. gets a reputation for being too strict, a pharmaceutical company can simply go elsewhere for its review.

Often, when a professor gets a reputation for being easy, he'll ramp things up in the next year.

Unless the economy turns around, unless satellite goes away, unless reception improves, unless HD gets a reputation for great shows (and not just great sound), HD may have a tough slog ahead.

Then opposite him is a sharp man with rather a puckered face, who belongs to every set in the university, and who gets a reputation for wit by shocking slow men, with personal jokes and remarks on their morality.

A stall or a truck gets a reputation for the best gung pat sadtor (stir-fried sadtor beans with prawns, shrimp paste and pork) or somesuch and word spreads; they may also do other meals but the queues will be for the prawn dish.

Now, before he gets a reputation for being another Adam Sandler.

He got a reputation for earnest study.

Scotty's getting a reputation for being a perennial candidate".

Professionally, she got a reputation for being difficult.

You've got a reputation for playing strong women.

Maathai got a reputation for being a strong, and for some troublesome, woman.