Sentence examples for making a name of himself from inspiring English sources

Fassbender's Jung is pernickety and precise, a bourgeois academic, his eyes gleaming not so much at the thought of sex with Sabina but the prospect of making a name of himself and supplanting the master.

He is actually an artist who has been making a name for himself with portraits of some of New York's hottest bands including Kings of Leon and EXITMUSIC.

It could be an amazing week for the game, with one of the new breed making a name for himself and coming out of the shadow of Tiger.

Yet, crucially, he has told interrogators that he was interested in provoking a "media coup": making a name for himself in front of an audience of millions.

King and Jenner befriended American expatriate Joe Boyd, the promoter of the UFO Club, who was making a name for himself as one of the more important entrepreneurs on the British music scene.

Mr. Hamelin, who turns 50 in September, has recorded his own works alongside a vast collection of little-known repertory, making a name for himself with terrific releases of worthy obscurities on the Hyperion label.

Hardy gained attention for his high risk stunts in the TLC matches, making a name for himself as one of the most seemingly reckless and unorthodox WWF performers of his time.

Now, at the age of 26, Minghella Jr has been quietly making a name for himself in a series of scene-stealing minor roles in major movies.

Jonathan Watkins is making a name for himself with adaptations of literary works.

And he is now clearly intent on making a name for himself sounding alarms of a different sort about the Obama administration.

But instead of making a name for himself by being mean, like our favorite orange candidate, Ben has officially been established as a nice person.