Sentence examples for of some repute from inspiring English sources
They are newspaper barons and hoteliers of some repute.
3D was also a graffiti artist of some repute.
He was now a cheesemaker of some repute".
The Carlines were an artistic dynasty of some repute, and both Unity's parents were painters.
Jackson was an amateur boxer of some repute, but he appeared in only three public matches.
Vali Myers went on to become an opium addict, then an artist of some repute.
On alternative accounts, Israel is targeted because of some reputed unique aspect of Jewish existence, whether the contents of the Temple or the renowned status of the Jewish nation.
Jayojit, an economist of some small repute (his bugbear is Americans who ask him about Amartya Sen), is an occasional consultant to the Indian government.
"The thing that you'll hate the most about PR," said a maven of some industry repute, cashmere-clad at Soho House, as we chatted over my new career, "is the tedious time logging.
I had been travelling for two days with my aunt Amelia in her private carriage when upon arrival at the Fleckcot Glebe Inn, an establishment of some ill repute, Aunt Amelia received a letter that so altered our plans it leaves me in a whirlwind of mortification.
Indian mango trees, many of them hundreds of years old (and some reputed to be thousands of years old) need to breathe the same free, fresh air Indians breathe and live through India's three main seasons: summer, the monsoons and winter.
