Sentence examples for making a name with from inspiring English sources
She doesn't have any conventional jewellery training but has been creating things her whole life, transforming 'found objects' before making a name with innovative laser cut Acrylic jewellery.
There will be 35 to 40 acts over two weeks, ranging from favorites like Herbie Hancock to Antibalas, a New York group that is making a name with its blend of jazz and funk known as Afrobeat.
After 16 years making a name with his distinctive brand of intellectually silly comedy on NBC's "Late Night" show, Mr. O'Brien, 46, ascends to the seat behind late night's desk of destiny, just the fifth man to lead "Tonight," after Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson and Jay Leno.
Along with its meticulous selection, Other Music made a name with its intimate connections to indie acts and labels.
It has become a signature song, a surprise for an artist who first made a name with short, dangerous guest verses on other people's songs.
In France, Jean-Claude Izzo, who has made a name with thrillers about the French underworld in the Midi, has a novel about homelessness at number six.
(Woolfe) ★ Mantra Percussion (Friday and Saturday) This ensemble, formed in 2007, takes on Michael Gordon, who has made a name with compositions that mix electronic and acoustic instruments.
(Tommasini) ★ Mantra Percussion (Thursday through Dec. 15) This ensemble, formed in 2007, takes on Michael Gordon, who has made a name with compositions that mix electronic and acoustic instruments.
As a snapshot of a New Yorker's state after September 11th, it is perhaps reassuring to find it so dated.Marjane Satrapi has also made a name with her irreverent visual memoirs.
Mr. Carrilero, who studied comedy in France and designs a line he calls Pierrot, has made a name with knit sweaters that look as though they were made by a dear, kindly relative.
But he made a name with the masses drawing illustrations for books and satirical newspapers — affectionate but never sentimental and often brutal pictures — and this was basically how he thought of himself too, as an illustrator.
