Sentence examples for winning reputation from inspiring English sources

Or that, even without a boozing peerage, the ownership of land and buildings in George Washington's America had become just as concentrated in few hands as in England?Mr Fogel has built his Nobel-prize winning reputation on the cross-fertilisation of economics with the study of history, technological change and physiology.

Mr Evison said he was relieved to have continued his winning reputation as it had been a challenging year.

Smith's name recognition and winning reputation gave the program a new optimism, something it badly needed to counter its dwindling fan interest.

I had expectations, you know?" Eager to reinstate her winning reputation, Douglas continues to train with her renowned coach Liang Chow, who says the gymnast has made "astounding" improvements.

CHARLIE SHEEN hasn't exactly built his "winning" reputation by keeping his thoughts to himself.

First, a devaluation would knock the stuffing out of Hong Kong's financial markets, and China's carefully won reputation for keeping its hands off its new territory would be destroyed overnight.

Tacitus' account, however, shows that he belonged to a class of pleasure-seekers attacked by the Stoic philosopher Seneca, men who "turned night into day"; where others won reputation by effort, Petronius did so by idleness.

5 Next he was most eager to win reputation, and not only conferred more benefits than any king of his time on Greek cities, but established the fortunes of more individual men.

The city's fine orchestras the Prague Symphony and the Czech Philharmonic have won reputations abroad.

Over the years, certain parishioners have won reputations as masters of the genre.

Kenyon is one of those small liberal arts schools that have won reputations far out of proportion to their size.