Sentence examples for made a name through from inspiring English sources
Eagulls made a name through lively (if legally dubious) shows in their friends' living rooms and basements.
Although he is an unpaid member of an advisory board of the American Conservative Union, he has never worked for a policy research group or an academic institution, or made a name through economic analysis.
They are far from the only players to have made a name through overly generous talent attribution, although it should be pointed out that the games have a highly impressive record in anticipating future stars – just one example being a young Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was available for peanuts from Malmo at the turn of the century.
She's also good friends with Issa Rae, creator of the "Awkward Black Girl" series, and one of the first people that come to our minds when we think of black creatives making a name through the web.
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Wine made a name for himself through socially-conscious songs for the people.
The company has since made a name for itself through a combination of marketing innovation and selective product acquisitions.
The production was supervised by Sean Capiaux, the former winemaker at Jamesport Vineyards, who has separately made a name for himself through his pinot noirs made in California.
The result: A physically gifted, 7-1 center, McGee was a spectacular dunker and shot-blocker but also made a name for himself through head-scratching bloopers.
But one thing is sure: there is no need to reward a channel that has made a name for itself through stridency and anti-Americanism.
