Sentence examples for one reputed from inspiring English sources

(IDI, out-of-school young woman) Young men also talked about the differences between a respectable woman and one reputed to have several partners: R1: Their reputation differs…the one with one partner will be respected in the community…but the one having many partners would be talked about badly.

For one reputed to be a master of presentation, he was surprisingly bad at presenting himself.

But one reputed wiseguy asked a federal judge last week to force the government to let him into the office.

She researched music schools in New York and applied to the one reputed to have the best vocal jazz program.

There are a great many ways to petition the government, including with actual petitions, but, short of showing up in person, the one reputed to be the most effective is picking up the phone and calling your congressional representatives.

Interstate's problems began in October 1996, when the company bought a transfer station for dirt and construction debris, Metropolitan Stone Corporation, which government documents say was owned by one reputed member of the Gambino crime family and controlled by another, Edward Garafola, 62, a larger-than-life figure in the construction industry for more than two decades.

Modern Library has also reissued The Brendan Voyage, by Tim Severin ($14.95), a chronicle of Severin's trip across the North Atlantic in a small oxhide boat like the ones reputed to have been used by Irish monks on their way to the New World in the sixth century.

At a meeting of residents, one is reputed to have said: "I live yonder beyond Kisco Mountain.

One longtime reputed gang member compares the illicit gambling and liquor production in maximum-security prisons to bootlegging during Prohibition and the high-roller tables in Las Vegas.

They won a bidding war for the Yo-Yos who put out one shitty record and broke up?'" Mark Arm recalls internet startups in the Pacific north-west paying ludicrous salaries to employees, and Sub Pop feeling it had to do the same, with one executive reputed to have been paid a preposterous – by Sub Pop's standards – $100,000 a year.

One of the reputed captains charged in the indictment unsealed yesterday -- which focuses on both the family's New Jersey and New York operations -- was Philip Abramo, 55, who runs a New York crew and was called "one of the mob's best scholars in securities fraud" by a Federal Bureau of Investigation official.