Sentence examples for making its name from inspiring English sources

A new generation of competitors is making its name in the top ranks of junior sailing.

In France, Roland Barthes, Jacques Lacan, and Foucault were dead, and a new generation of philosophers was making its name by attacking what two of them, in a book published in 1985, called "French Philosophy of the Sixties".

For instance, George D. Ittner, president and chief executive at the Newport News division of Spiegel Inc. in Downers Grove, Ill., which sells women's apparel and home furnishings through catalogs, said his company was making its name and logo "more prominent on catalogs, packages" and more closely monitoring how its catalogs are printed, from the "rotogravure plant to the binding line".

For now, however, Visible Vote is making its name in the political arena.

After making its name by flying sports teams, rock groups and politicians, Private Jet Services Groups (PJS) is a recent jet card entrant.

The site expanded rapidly upon its founding, making its name for itself with quick, news-breaking dispatches during the 2008 campaign and on Capitol Hill.

Reuters once focused largely on general news, where it made its name supplying information largely to newspapers and broadcasters.

It made its name by launching Torinesi rock, punk, reggae and pop acts before adding electronica to the mix.

It has made its name offering a limited assortment of goods, many of them private label, at ultralow prices.

New Horizons made its name in July 2015 as it flew past the dwarf planet Pluto.

In this, it echoes Black Mirror which made its name fanning that particular flame.