Sentence examples for solidifying a reputation for from inspiring English sources
The company began solidifying a reputation for the kind of upscale movies that tend to win awards.
It solidified a reputation for product quality with a company credo, dating from 1943, saying that the company owed its first responsibility to the mothers and fathers, doctors, nurses and patients who use its products.
In short, Mr. Crudup has solidified a reputation for an almost kinky chameleonism: he specializes in the "guy in a dress" roles, as he puts it, that no A-list actor will take.
Cartwright, who solidified a reputation for original thinking when he became vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 2007 to Aug. 2011, startled his former uniformed colleagues again by urging in a new report that the existing American arsenal of 5000 warheads be cut by 80percentt, in an effort meant to be matched by similar reductions in the Russian arsenal.
Moves like the middle-of-the-night takeover of Meigs Field solidified a reputation as a bully and autocrat.
Fey and Poehler have developed strong chemistry on the screen in recent years and solidified a reputation as one of the premiere modern comedy teams.
His willingness to change plans — abandoning an expensive Frank Gehry design and building a smaller railyard — solidified his reputation for promising anything to get a deal, only to renegotiate relentlessly for more favorable terms.
We had a reputation for quality products.
He has a reputation for shrewdness.
She had a reputation for independence.
Badgers have a reputation for being grumpy.
