Sentence examples for make a big name from inspiring English sources

Touch Revolution resembles an O.D.M., or original design manufacturer, more than a new consumer electronics company trying to make a big name for itself.

If John Weitz wasn't the first American designer to make a big name for himself, he was certainly the most dashing -- with his aristocratic good looks, impeccable manners and a voice that could lift the ladies of the fashion press right out of their sling-backs.

Tim Mann on Twitter:  I know we all know about him but watch Danny Sturridge make a BIG name for himself this summer.

Mr. Olivier is going to make a big name for himself".

In 1952, Costello began wrestling in America, hoping to finally break through and make a big name of himself.

That may be so in America after they have fought at the Foxwoods Resort in Connecticut (Taylor declined offers to come to Britain), but British television doesn't seem to be helping the 31-year-old Froch to make a bigger name for himself here.

Instead of stamping himself as a certified star in yet another Grand Slam opportunity to make a bigger name for himself, Norman became another victim of top-seeded extinction at the United States Open once a more aggressive Kiefer put him away, 6-2, 6-1 (3), 6-3, 6-3.

As a matter of fact, he tried to make a bigger name for himself than he did for his artists.

He quit, determined to make a bigger name for himself in the still new phenomenon of talking pictures.

Nathan Outlaw is a young chef with fantastic sideburns who has made a big name for himself very quickly.

He was from Castleford, too, and I played with him for several seasons when he returned after making a big name for himself with Manly in Australia.