Sentence examples for you a reputation from inspiring English sources

I wasn't one of the lads because I was so busy beating balls, and that will give you a reputation.

Complaints about pain and suffering, misplaced surgical instruments, hospital-staff neglect or abuse, etc., only earn you a reputation as a chronic whiner.

"You help because you know it gives you a reputation of a helpful person, who will be helped," Dr. Nowak said.

It is important to take a subtle approach to improving your performance, as simply shoving up your hand and shouting "Pick me!" whenever your boss needs someone to do something could earn you a reputation as the office swot.

Leaving any job after 12 weeks is bound to earn you a reputation for impetuousness, or arrogance, or possibly both; neither quality is prized among the clients on whom an independent architect's fledgling practice depends.

She talks about television as "a portal in our homes", has said that "in the creation of art there are moments of God", but when I put it to her that it's these sort of epiphanies that can earn you a reputation, she just laughs.

When you start your business you lack a reputation and you lack a solid base of customers.

Once you gain a reputation, you may slowly and steadily buck up your pricing.

They will make you have a reputation that you don't want.

These days, if you live and breathe, you have a reputation for something.

When you go on a little run, you build a reputation.