Sentence examples for reputation working with from inspiring English sources

Shanahan inherits a sound defense and made his reputation working with mobile quarterbacks.

Dr. von Bothmer (pronounced BOAT-mare) made his reputation working with the legendary Sir John Beazley, his teacher at Oxford.

The album was produced by Rick Rubin, who made his reputation working with hip-hop and hard-rock acts, and almost all of the backing musicians are members of famous rock bands, including Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Like Mr. Stuckl, the 27-year-old Mr. Hageneier has already developed an international reputation, working with artists like the set and costume designer Jurgen Rose and the avant-garde stage director and designer Robert Wilson, but chose to turn down other professional opportunities to devote himself to Oberammergau's play, explaining, "When you are born in the village, it is in your blood".

She built up an international reputation, working with 28 governments across every continent on projects ranging from gas pipelines in Portugal to electricity industry regulation in South Africa.

She attributed her victory to a reputation for working with Democrats on issues like port security, health care and postal reform.

MARLBOROUGH'S YOUTH For decades the Marlborough Gallery has had a reputation for working with artists like Francis Bacon and Mark Rothko, Red Grooms and Fernando Botero — an established stable of blue-chip names that appeal to established collectors.

GNM already has a solid reputation for working with universities and colleges in the UK, providing them with advertising solutions through which they can communicate with potential students from the UK.

The comment was especially wounding and unnecessary, he felt, because Ferguson has a reputation for working with young players and must know how sensitive they can be to criticism.

Rhuna Martin, who has died aged 82, had a brief performing career in her own right, but it was as a cello teacher that she was to make her reputation, particularly working with children.

As a lover of classical music, I heartily disagree with Anthony Tommasini's evaluation of Andrea Bocelli's voice and performance and the assumption that a distinguished orchestra leader like Zubin Mehta is sullying his reputation by working with him, presumably because of the money.