Sentence examples for reputation ended with from inspiring English sources

If TV still had a lingering reputation as a modern technology that could take the postwar United States into a utopian new age, this reputation ended with the quiz show scandal.

Still, none of this explains why colleges like Swarthmore and Ursinus — with different student-faculty ratios, endowments and reputations — end up with tuition and fees only a few hundred dollars apart, or less.

Walter Smith is set to be entrusted with restoring Scotland's tattered reputation after Berti Vogts' increasingly vilified reign ended with the German's resignation as national coach yesterday.

Nevertheless, how can someone with his bullying reputation end up with an award for championing the needs of people with mental health problems?

His business relationship with the Beatles began and ended with three one-night stands, but it gilded his reputation.

These incidents solidified Rizzo's reputation, along with a 1970 raid against the Black Panther offices that ended with the men being strip-searched before newspaper photographers.

And the night ended with "Laura Laurent," one of the songs that earned Mr. Oberst his reputation as a miserablist.

The outcry, which ended with the company's canceling its tours, highlighted the Bronx's continuing struggle to remake its reputation.

Only 11 horses, beginning with Sir Barton in 1919 and ending with Affirmed in 1978, earned a reputation for greatness by June of their 3-year-old seasons.

Her visits to Britain were unfortunately not as frequent as her reputation warranted, ending in 2000 with appearances with the BBC Philharmonic in Manchester and at the Wigmore Hall in London.

Her successful appearance before the refractory Hungarian Estates, ending with an appeal for a mass levy of troops, gave her a European reputation for diplomatic skill.