Sentence examples for long reputation from inspiring English sources

Israel has a long reputation for bullying the BBC".

Our practice is known for having a long reputation for providing quality, compassionate pet care.

There's a long reputation of conservatism, but these guys are out there rocking and rolling".

"An old name, a long reputation for honesty, but no real intelligence," he wrote.

Vienna has a long reputation as a centre of espionage, having been used extensively during the cold war and elements of the sophisticated infrastructure have remained in place.

Our long reputation has always preceded us but, immediately after the referendum, the EU held out genuine hope that the government might behave reasonably.

Both types have long reputations as probiotics, bacteria that are beneficial to the intestinal tract and immune system.

Sinfield has established a career-long reputation for deflecting attention away from himself.

Alternative challengers for the alpha spot come from statistics, thanks to a century-long reputation for rigor and mathematical superiority.

By 1929, when his school friend joined him there, the metropolis was the world capital of sexual liberation with a decade-long reputation as "Babylon on the Spree".

In joining a Hollywood club with a decades-long reputation for being largely white, male and aged over 50, she'll now have voting rights on the Oscars, and a part to play in steering the industry and what comes to our screens in the future.