Sentence examples for reputation of bringing from inspiring English sources

Whatever the etymology, the winds have a reputation of bringing out wicked impulses.

Southampton have got a real reputation of bringing talent through".

"Crewe have the reputation of bringing young players through and playing good football," he added.

As you show up week after week, recruit new folks and develop a reputation of bringing people out.

Churcher was the first woman to be appointed director of the National Gallery of Australia, where she earned a reputation for bringing some of the world's best art to local audiences through temporary exhibitions.

The festival long has held a reputation for bringing acts out of retirement, and 2014 will be no different.

Syracuse fans, coaches, and players were offended that Virginia Tech was awarded a bid to the Gator Bowl despite Syracuse's better record due to Tech's reputation for bringing large numbers of fans to bowl games.

Best known for founding The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison, Cale developed a reputation for bringing the sensibilities of the Avant-Garde to rock music and helping to define the nature of punk in the early to mid-1970s.

Best known for founding The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison, Cale developed a reputation for bringing the sensibilities of the Avant-Garde to rock music and helping to define the nature of punk in the early to mid-1970s.

Gator Bowl officials considered inviting Big East third-place West Virginia due to its reputation for bringing large numbers of fans to bowl games, but decided against inviting the Mountaineers out of recognition that North Carolina and West Virginia played each other in the 1997 Gator Bowl.

Wal-Mart's reputation for bringing a wide variety of goods to small towns and rural communities gives the company leverage over town councils and planning boards, which are often asked to grant zoning concessions or relax environmental standards.