Sentence examples for reputation has spread from inspiring English sources

Now his reputation has spread.

They sold out within weeks this year, as the festival's reputation has spread around the globe.

To date, the Uglydolls' reputation has spread more like that of a new fashion designer or rock band than that of a typical toy.

Office Space has become a hit on the sly, a fans' favourite whose reputation has spread mainly across the internet and by word-of-mouth.

These days the pool's reputation has spread beyond the neighborhood, drawing more children from Park Slope and Carroll Gardens to a respite seen as less crowded than the big city pools in Red Hook or Sunset Park, and easy on parents.

'Herd Em Up' shouts the Hollywood style sign on one of the hills surrounding the site, and the way this festival's reputation has spread quietly around the country by word of mouth it seems there must be a plan to herd not only beats but like-minded souls from across the land.

But his works became best sellers in Uruguay, and by the 1960s his reputation had spread throughout Latin America.

In 1857 the Russians determined to suppress Shāmil, whose reputation had spread throughout western Europe and whose exploits had become legendary among his own people.

By 1960, his reputation had spread widely enough that he was offered a position teaching Polish literature at Berkeley, and he remained there until he retired, in 1978.

Nevertheless, by the time of his death he was famous far beyond the bounds of his homeland and, within a few years, his reputation had spread to the furthest reaches of Europe.

During the week, he would borrow Rexhep's boots to play football outside the family home in Koretice, hoping they might in some way transmit the hypnotic dribbling ability and sweet left foot whose reputation had spread far into the valleys and villages of Drenica.