Sentence examples for has some reputation from inspiring English sources

"His daughter rides and shows her own horses," Ianni wrote, "and his son has some reputation as an up-and-coming young yachtsman".

He knows he has some reputation rebuilding to do.

He has some reputations to live up to - Fey, Poehler and DeGeneres having stormed the awards podium so conspicuously.

It also means a player known for altercations with fans and referees, along with opposing players and team owners, has some reputation-mending to do in his new city.

I knew they were a big agribusiness and had some reputation issues, which followed my reading of various websites and blogs.

It is possible to purchase some lime on credit without any cash after all, I have had some reputation in the local market.

Already having some reputation as a lyricist, whilst in the army Vainio was assigned to write the lyrics for the new cadence of the Karelia Brigade.

At a later stage, when the firm has acquired some reputation and legitimacy, it is willing and able to manage its network intentionally and move beyond the path-dependent core networks.

But you know, I think our generation and those a bit ahead of us in the pack have some crazy reputation for being set in our ways.

Still, Bulger seems to believe that he has some control over his reputation.

BP's shares hit a four-year low this week, and Lord Browne's highly polished reputation has some greasy smears.