Sentence examples for reputation up from inspiring English sources

Ms. Black, he said, is being cast popularly "as a Park Avenue socialite, and she first has to live down a newly minted reputation and then she can build another reputation up".

Three years ago, when he was culture secretary, Andy Burnham railed against product placement, arguing that it would "contaminate" television and British programming would put its reputation "up for sale".

If we go all the way back to vinyl-only DJing, you did not have to play as much to keep your reputation up and you didn't have to buy as many records.

South of here is The Spawning Glen where you can do a few quests to get your reputation up with Sporeaggar.

Tells about Lonoff's origins and his literary reputation up until his death in 1961.

In doing so, Mr. Whitman, has, in effect, put his reputation up against that of Mr. Ackman, whose big bets on share price plunges in the industry have received wide media attention.

Forest City — which Woo called "a reputable developer with a national reputation" — picked up the pieces of a project approved a decade ago that another developer had failed to start.

He was true to his reputation right up until he died.

Naturally, as soon as Gombrowicz had resigned himself to a life of obscurity, his reputation caught up with him.

And for years, his reputation held up – even as the revelations about doping on his teams started to come out.

Clinton's concern with his reputation came up again last week, when his aides reportedly helped persuade ABC to re-edit a miniseries about the run-up to 9/11.