That choice, combined with what came to be an emphasis on the "classics," is what won the company its reputation as a midcult enterprise.
The broadcasts to occupied Europe that won the BBC its reputation were to come sooner and in more ghastly circumstances than even they foresaw.In this section A financial history of the world Best foot forward Lifting the lid Chequered airwaves Rebel, rebel Storms of colour A garden of visual delights ReprintsSome stars pierced the fog.
In previous years – before their tax-avoiding exploits won them the reputation of robber barons in chinos – the hottest ticket was the Google bash on the Friday night.
After all, it is Mossad that has won itself the reputation in recent years for sending assassins to kill abroad on forged identity papers.
The story of a single day in the life of Bakha, a toilet-cleaner, who accidentally meets a member of a higher caste, it was critically acclaimed worldwide, and won Anand the reputation of being India's Charles Dickens.
According to Carder and Harris, he "had a superb season with a brand of play which won him the reputation as the finest inside-forward in the Third Division".
The fight left five of their members in hospital and won us the reputation of the most violent club in Australia, embraced by the club motto "violence with attitude".
Werth depicts these ferociously ambitious thinkers as engaged in a Darwinian fight to the finish, each vying to lay out the most persuasive theories and win the widest reputation.
Silk weaving won the town a worldwide reputation during the 17th and 18th centuries.
After he won the Nobel Prize, however, his reputation declined, although his Le Bourgmestre de Stilmonde (1917; The Burgomaster of Stilmonde), a patriotic play in which he explores the problems of Flanders under the wartime rule of an unprincipled German officer, briefly enjoyed great success.
