Sentence examples for reputation to keep from inspiring English sources

We've got a reputation to keep.

I've got a reputation to keep up".

Denise told me she couldn't be seen walking into a halal butcher's, because "I have a reputation to keep".

You can't play against this stuff, you're lucky if you get out of it alive and with a few shreds of your dignity and reputation to keep.

Maerose in a wonderful character, far darker and more complex than is indicated by her self-deprecating wisecracks ("I'm a family scandal. I gotta reputation to keep up").

That was a fight that involved on one side Rupert Murdock and you can argue maybe Rupert Murdock is a little crazy and had a reputation to keep up, but still it looks like another example of this.

Pretty safe to buy liquor in midtown or far downtown saloons, as they have reputations to keep up.

Villa believe he has the reputation and CV to keep Villa on an upward curve after three successive top- six finishes in the Barclays Premier League.

Banksy's reputation is likely to keep all rooms fully booked, but he wants guests to leave with more than just a selfie.

By capitalizing on the trust consumers have in the company along with its value-for-money reputation, Tesco hopes to keep growing.

He says that being a convicted child molester is one of the worst things that can happen to a person, so the people doing it must really like it a lot if they're willing to risk their freedom, families and reputation in order to keep doing it.