Sentence examples for which established him from inspiring English sources
Again working with Preston, Goddard made Fox, which established him as a major British director.
Those of us of a certain age will remember Zubin Mehta's splashy account with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, from 1969, which established him as an international star.
Ginastera's masterpiece is the chamber opera Bomarzo (1967), which established him as one of the leading opera composers of the 20th century.
His first novel, "The Doubletake" (1946), which established him as a writer of style and commercial appeal, was serialized in The Saturday Evening Post.
Scott published an account of the voyage which established him as a national figure, though failed to win him the knighthood he had hoped.
It's an argument familiar from Mr. Murray's 1984 book, "Losing Ground," which established him overnight as a major policy intellectual and helped lay the groundwork for the 1996 law overhauling welfare.
They were encouraged, however, by the scale of his victory over Mr Alan Beith, the former Liberal deputy leader, by 71.9percentto28.1percentr cent, a result which establishes him as a leader with a clear mandate to chart the party's future in his own way.
Hunt didn't explain how he lost control of "Cop Car," but he did find a way to retaliate: by re-recording it for his début album, "Montevallo," which was named after a town in Alabama where a former girlfriend lived, and which has established him as the fastest-rising new country star in years.
'You can only beat what is put in front of you' may sound rather hollow for him after a performance which has established him as an elite welterweight.
In 1966 Rossi published his seminal publication L'architettura della città (The Architecture of the City), which quickly established him as a leading international theoretician.
Last year, Philadelphia rapper Lil Uzi Vert put out two energetic mixtapes, Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World and The Perfect L.U.V. Tape, which firmly established him as a newcomer to watch.
