Sentence examples for reputation strong from inspiring English sources

Gego's reputation, strong in South America, is growing elsewhere.

Like her father, her clients are predators by reputation, strong and tough but poor and inarticulate.

Sanders said he chose Stanford over Oklahoma State, Florida State and Alabama, citing the Cardinal's academic reputation, strong recruiting class of offensive linemen and commitment to the running game.

That he should have established a reputation strong enough for trainer Freddie Roach to invite him to be the great Manny Pacquiao's sparring partner, and that he should get a world title shot late in his career, only adds to the engrossing narrative.

Keep your reputation strong and your conscience clear by staying away from unprofessional gossip.

Fear is the worst way to make a decision: Is my reputation strong enough?

Wise Dan, trained by Charles Lopresti and ridden by John Velazquez, went into the race as the top-rated horse in the United States on either dirt or turf and emerged with his reputation stronger still.

HOW many musicians -- performers, not composers -- ever achieve reputations strong enough that even 20 years after they've gone, people will still pay up to $100 a ticket to hear a concert in their honor?

Mr. Jones has a reputation for strong management.

In architectural circles, the city's old firehouses have a reputation for strong construction.

The new additions would bolster the Big Ten's reputation for strong academics.