Sentence examples for has won a reputation from inspiring English sources
As a judge, he has won a reputation for probity.
She has won a reputation as a fashion symbol.
Over the years, Mrs. Clinton has won a reputation as a good boss.
Brady has won a reputation for acting in an even-handed manner.
He has won a reputation as a tireless advocate for action against Al Qaeda.
Throughout such tough negotiations, Ms. Brainard has won a reputation as even-keeled, never ruffled and extraordinarily detailed.
Dózsa, after having won a reputation for valour in the Turkish wars, was appointed leader.
After having won a reputation for valour in the Turkish wars, Dózsa was appointed (1514) to lead a new crusade against the Muslims.
By 1764 he had won a reputation as a poet with The Traveller, the first work to which he put his name.
Long before those editorships, he had won a reputation for being a tough news editor with an uncompromising desire for journalistic scoops.
More important, the unit had won a reputation on the ground as fast workers who produced sturdy bridges under highly adverse conditions, and who could operate and maintain their heavy equipment in the Alcan's cold, heat and mud.
