Sentence examples for reputation to a from inspiring English sources

The Charlotte show, however, may raise Bearden's reputation to a new level.

Duca owes her growing reputation to a piece she wrote in December entitled "Donald Trump is gaslighting America".

Devoting three decades and her scholarly reputation to a Victorian housewife named Ellen Ash, the spouse of an Eminent Victorian.

An assured handling of Wagner's Die Meistersinger at Covent Garden deservedly lifted his reputation to a new level.

Not many companies would happily entrust their brand and reputation to a band of travelling technicians, however much high-tech equipment sits in the back of their vans.

NAILING your reputation to a rigid plan can be dangerous: if the facts change, a refusal to budge looks stubborn, but a shift looks like a U-turn.

He attempted to elevate a school with a modest academic reputation to an Ivy League level.

Outside a major election, or the highest elected offices, the media can shape personal reputations to a considerable degree.

Alain Ducasse, the last foreigner with a reputation to open a restaurant in New York, had got four stars in 2001.

It should not damage a prosecutor's reputation to correct an injustice.

So Gee hitched his reputation to Tressel, a popular football coach with the pristine reputation.