Sentence examples for has built a name from inspiring English sources

Although colored diamonds are extremely rare, the jeweler Lev Leviev has built a name selling some of the biggest in the world since opening his first Leviev store, in London, in 2006.

It's a change for the chef born in Mumbai who has built a name for his creative interpretations of Indian food in Tabla's 12-year-run and on TV.

In the Democratic primary she will face Ben Cardin, who has served two six-year terms in the Senate and has built a name for himself on the chamber's foreign affairs committee as a dogged investigator of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

Acclaim has built a name for itself in the casual and MMORPG gaming space.

Since 2006, Widgetbox has built a name for itself by creating web widgets to aggregate content and increase engagement.

Why it's so great: Sony has built a name for itself as developing top-tier cameras that are both highly functional and very portable, and the Sony DSC-RX100M2/B DSC-RX100M2/Bon to that rule.

Media savvy, Bo had built a name for himself promoting the "Chongqing model," a leftist-populist mixture of strong state, Maoist paeans ("Red songs"), crackdown on crime, equality over productivity and redistribution of wealth.

The idea to license came when Ms. Wang realized she had built a name in weddings, but had nothing to sell the average person who can't afford a $4,000 wedding gown.

Mr. Kearse, a 10th-grade dropout, said he had built a name for himself on the streets, first locking down the drug trade in a public housing complex in the city, then in North Carolina by setting up a crew of 40 to 50 workers that distributed for him in five cities.

3) They have built a name for themselves beyond their current job title: Are they attending conferences on behalf of the company?

In this weekend's Your Money column, I pay a visit to Chanel Reynolds, a widow who has built a site whose name cannot be mentioned here (though I can give you a link to it).