Sentence examples for reputation of success from inspiring English sources
What are you doing to build the reputation of success?
When a coaches livelihood and historical reputation is on the line, that logic is, in part, defensible (and perhaps it is why it took a coach with an established reputation of success, Jeff Fisher, to finally draft Sam).
Grant was taken aboard Marengo and observed the French ship at close quarters, developing a negative opinion of Linois and his crew: In early 1805, Rainier had been replaced in command at Madras by Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, a more aggressive officer with a reputation of success against the French Navy.
Some products come with a bladder bag and a tube to simulate normal urination (field kit for example) and others have a great reputation of success and can be reheated repeatedly for practice runs.
Of those countries, only Spain enjoys a reputation of having some success in integrating Roma.
She is also bringing a reputation of mass-entertainment success to a temple of high art; "The Lion King," with music mainly by Elton John, has been running for nearly seven years.
And Sather will convince everyone that he is still a brilliant administrator and not merely a gruff guy with a chip on his shoulder and a fading reputation of 1980's success.
The availability of a large number of military adventurers from Central Asia who would follow commanders with reputations for success was one of the important elements in the rapid Ghūrid conquest of the major cities and forces of the north Indian plain.
Research the company's reputation or track record of success before signing contract.
Judge Cedarbaum said the "appropriate context" in which to view the statements was the context described in the indictment, and "the indictment charges that Ms. Stewart knew of the critical importance of her reputation to the success of her company and to the value of the brand name of its products".
The story is, in part, about the hierarchy of success and reputation in the literary world.
