Sentence examples for steady reputation from inspiring English sources

Building up a steady reputation for playing genial upper-class asses - as in William Douglas Home's The Chiltern Hundreds, in which the son of the Lord becomes a Labour candidate - Tomlinson survived even Peter Sellers, whose human relationships normally fell like ninepins to his inordinate ego.

Ericsson had never worked with Verizon before, but Svanberg says the company's steady reputation likely helped it win the contract.

Quite shy and soft-spoken offstage, but surprisingly suave and smooth-talkin' on stage, The Quiett holds a steady reputation for his original productions and lyrically laden flows.

The trade-off, which the Yankees also realized, was that Nunez represented a more volatile commodity than the steady Pena, whose reputation, as that of a superlative defender with limited offensive skills, never wavered.

I don't intend to stop until I succeed, but some advice on how to maintain a steady, long-term reputation among VCs despite early downturns would be valuable.

He has been a strong and proud representative of East L.A., a guy who gives back to the community, a guy who has fought through rocky times to keep his face smooth and his reputation steady.

Until 2008 Kings of Leon had been making their reputation in steady increments, building an American audience concert by concert.

Both candidates are qualified, but Ms. Genovesi's steady professional manner and reputation for fairness stand out.

"He has a steady temperament and a reputation for fairness in a party where loyalties have been severely tested of late".

E.A. has a reputation for steady growth and fiscal discipline, while Take-Two is known as a mercurial one-hit wonder.

But as it grew, more than doubling its headcount in the decade to the mid-2000s, governande and controls failed to keep up, jeopardising its reputation for steady, slightly boring growth.