Sentence examples for got a reputation of from inspiring English sources

"I've got a reputation of tax and spend -- I'll tax anything," said the mayor, who plans to focus on the hunters and fishermen who visit, rather than the town's few remaining residents.

"We know we've got a reputation of being a good footballing side and that philosophy will never change.

…you can guarantee if something's going to happen, we will be at the forefront of that and we've got a reputation for that, of wanting to try new things and wanting to push the boundaries a little bit further, so, it didn't surprise us when we won the pilot for [the CDSS].

He's also got a reputation for enjoying the company of transients, of the down-and-out.

"He's got a reputation for being one of the mischievous ones in the dressing room," Giles revealed.

Chances are you already know about Theo Parrish: you'll know about his legendary Ugly Edits, you'll know about the expansive palette he brings to his solo material, you'll know about the notoriously diverse DJ sets, and you'll probably also know he's got a reputation for having one of dance music's loosest tongues.

The chances are that you already know about Theo Parrish: you'll know about his legendary Ugly Edits, you'll know about the expansive palette he brings to his solo material, you'll know about the notoriously diverse DJ sets, and you'll probably also know he's got a reputation for having one of dance music's loosest tongues.

Although they didn't offer any samples of the notorious Arizona-style nutraloaf, which got a reputation for being the nastiest of the nasty after Maricopa County sheriff Joe Arpaio won a federal case allowing him to serve the stuff, I decided to check it out anyways so that any foodie who finds him or herself in the pokey will know what to expect.

Are you sure you didn't have anything to do with this?" And I would reply: "I know I've got a reputation for being a bit of a liar, but I promise I'm not lying this time.

It's got a reputation for being an endgame kind of place, a green-and-pleasant cradle for the nearly departed.

Get a reputation of integrity before anything else.