Sentence examples for reputation off from inspiring English sources

"When the Pacers were playing, they got the most heck because guys wanted to get a good reputation off of playing well against you".

He did an extraordinary job at Canterbury after being appointed chief executive of a club on its knees, its reputation off the field in tatters, its performance on the paddock the worst in the NRL.

The director Sam Gold, who has carved a considerable reputation Off Broadway and is making his Broadway debut with "Seminar," said of Mr. Rickman, "He brings an enormous amount of empathy and humanity, and I think even a pain and sadness to the character".

Although many players around the league sympathized with Washington and said that he had a good reputation off the court, he and his wife became ostracized.

His irascible demeanour might have given him a questionable reputation off-screen, but it has helped Tommy Lee Jones carve a niche as a formidable and frequently frowny presence on film.

BOB HURLEY has a reputation of not backing off.

As for the elegiac prose of his great speeches, where are they anticipated in the many stiff and uninspiring speeches of his earlier life or in his reputation for off-color joviality?

Mr. Barnes said Freightliner did not plan to sell anywhere near that many Unimogs, because the company wants to establish a reputation for off-road performance that might suffer if smaller, less expensive models were introduced.

It was during this period of intensive concert touring that the band developed a reputation for off-stage excess.

Winston's decision could make him the top overall pick in this year's draft, but a reputation for off-field incidents has not helped his draft stock.

The shows host has gained a reputation for off-color humor on the show, even spanking singer Justin Bieber in one episode.