Sentence examples for with a solid reputation from inspiring English sources

Arsenal have at last signed a goalkeeper with a solid reputation (hooray!).

Even Al Jazeera English, with a solid reputation built since its birth in 2006, is not immune.

So Basso contacted someone with a solid reputation in Italy for training athletes the right way: Aldo Sassi.

Considered an affable player with a solid reputation, Alomar spit on Umpire John Hirschbeck in 1996 after being ejected for arguing a strike call while with Baltimore.

In recent years, the club has made the transition from a grimy underground performance space to a grimy (licensed) bar, with a solid reputation for presenting new and original bands.

"The fact that this can happen at a bank with a solid reputation like JPMorgan is evidence that our banking regulators must remain vigilant," said Senator Tim Johnson, the South Dakota Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, "and why opponents of Wall Street reform must not be allowed to gut important protections for the financial system and taxpayers".

With local ties, a solid reputation and success with the Nets, Frank had the right profile.

Companies with strong balance sheets, little-off balance-sheet financing and a solid reputation with the credit agencies.

And while some outsiders scoffed at Twitter's 140-character microblogging service, Williams, who was up to that point financing the company with his own money, had a track record with Blogger that earned him a solid reputation.

Prior to the publication of The Crystal Cave, Stewart had already built a solid reputation with a series of best-selling romantic thrillers that featured unconventionally strong heroines.

Over the past several decades, Frank Wimberley has built a solid reputation with forceful abstract paintings and sculptures that combine a sense of order with a sense of restlessness.