Sentence examples for heavy reputation from inspiring English sources

Every baker knows that despite lard's heavy reputation (it is pig fat, after all), nothing makes a flakier or better-tasting pie crust.

So when Peter Shapiro, a founder of the Brooklyn Bowl, took over the theater last year and announced plans to reopen it as a concert hall next month, he had a heavy reputation to live up to.

His exes were attractive, intelligent women such as Sheena McDonald, the television presenter, Marion Caldwell, a lawyer, and, most surprisingly, given his rather heavy reputation, Princess Margarita of Romania, Prince Philip's goddaughter, whom he met at university.

For all of his heavy reputation as an economic big thinker, Summers is safely captured by the financial industry.

… She hopes to rebound with a stream of non-flashy town hall meetings where she embraces her ideas-heavy reputation.

She hopes to rebound with a stream of non-flashy town hall meetings where she embraces her ideas-heavy reputation.

I mean, if you want to fuck with someone really bad, go after the kids, you know?' Just as he was trying to avoid typecasting as a Mr Blonde-style heavy, his reputation as an icon of screen violence leaked into his custody hearings.

Not too long ago it was branded the most depressed nation in the world for six years running, and its harrowing history undoubtedly hangs heavy on its reputation.

Off the slopes Nykänen had a reputation for heavy drinking and wild behaviour.

Punjab has a long history of opium use, and a reputation for heavy drinking and partying.

Despite China's reputation for heavy investment in Africa, Malaysia has actually invested $2 billion more in Africa than China has.