The afternoon's pianist was Malcolm Martineau, who was wonderfully expressive, upholding his reputation as a leading vocal accompanist.
And Dumars, the quiet and dependable shooting guard, is upholding his reputation as a player who is at his best when the games are most important.
Opposing teams had not been able to keep them under three runs in a game since May 30, and they were upholding their reputation as the big, bad Yankees, the best team in baseball.
Sensitivity around the reputation of the monarchy is at an all-time high in Thailand and the government has been under pressure from ultra-royalists to show it is upholding the reputation of the monarchy.
Kathryn Hudson, the House of Commons standards commissioner, is investigating whether he broke three parts of the code of conduct for MPs on protecting the public interest, breaching confidentiality and upholding the reputation and integrity of the Commons.
A massive crowd watched him play the final few holes, part of the more than 200,000 fans who have attended the tournament this week, upholding its reputation as one of the most popular and rowdy events on the PGA Tour.
Upholding its reputation for trendsetting, the Suffolk County Legislature approved a ban last week on the sale of ephedra, an herb used in dietary supplements that are supposed to build muscle, reduce weight and help relieve respiratory ailments.
June marks Mr. Lefebvre's first anniversary as head chef at the 18-year-old New Brunswick institution where he is upholding a reputation for very good and very expensive food.
Mr. Spano's fondness for 20th-century music serves him well in upholding that reputation, and on Saturday evening he led a program of modern classics — familiar but by no means overplayed scores by Arvo Pärt, Bartok and Janacek — that seemed built to show off the ensemble's resources.
"He was a career military officer who, in my view, was committed to upholding the reputation of military law and military lawyers," Davis told me.
