Sentences with phrase «really make a name»

One of China's top 400 richest people, he was estimated to have a personal fortune of worth $ 740 million in 2012, but how he's really made his name is by high - profile charity donations — something he brands «flashy philanthropy.»

At one point they were Ranked in the Top 2 of the League and really made a name for themselves.

Team AEPi JR is entering their second season of All Sports Series and now that they have been through the rigors of one season are ready to really make a name for themselves in 2015.

He really made a name for himself by going 3 - for - 5 at the plate with four RBI, including those two absolutely crushed baseballs.

It's the current campaign where he's really made a name for himself though, 20 goals and seven assists has earned him the PFA Young Player of the Year award for the second consecutive season as well as interest being shown from huge clubs including Real Madrid and Barcelona.

These guys are back for their second go around in All Sports Series and are looking to really make a name for themselves this year.

Despite never really making a name for a himself or becoming an elite 135er.

However, it was in the next campaign that he really made his name, under the guidance of former Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri.

Big events like the Euros or the World Cup allow players to really make a name for themselves, to become overnight sensations, and National Heroes, where just last week, they may have been able to walk down any street unrecognised.

After a brief, and unsuccessful loan period with Inter, Arnie landed at Werder Bremen, where he began to really make a name for himself.

Harry Kane (Tottenham): The England international has really made a name for himself in the past few seasons and is a quick attacking player, who can really finish off goals for a living.

I also have great memories of my time at Liverpool, and it was there that I really made my name.

It was in his second term at Mallorca (2009/10) that he really made his name, establishing himself as a key member of the team — with five goals in 33 appearances — that surprisingly finished fifth.

Or you could go for another unique name pair to really make this name stand out.

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Snooki really made a name for herself after starring in the hit MTV reality show, Jersey Shore.

Over the years, Petunia Pickle Bottom has really made a name...

With a name that sounds like the next big name in luxury fashion, berberine has really made a name for itself in the natural health world.

This was one of the first phytochemicals that really made a name for itself.

Backpage has been around for almost two decades, is available in 15 languages, and now serves more than 869 cities worldwide, so it's really made a name for itself in the online classified space.

I love seeing Danny McBride break out as a legit talent — The Foot Fist Way, Tropic Thunder and Pineapple Express got him in front of audiences, but the HBO show Eastbound and Down really made his name.

That same year, Andrew Dosunmu «s «Restless City» also screened at the festival, but it was the feature version of «Pariah» that really made his name.

Curtis, who now appears on the Fox series «Scream Queens,» broke out as the original Scream Queen, but really made a name for herself with comedy classics «Trading Places» and «A Fish Called Wanda»; Curtis won a BAFTA Award for her role in the former and a Golden Globe nod for the latter, though neither performance struck gold with Oscar.

While the first films he made as a lead did passable business - both 1995's Billy Madison and 1996's Happy Gilmore reached modest audiences - it wasn't until 1998's The Wedding Singer that Sandler really made his name as a star.

Sightseers hit the radar of many horror fans since its announcement because after his huge hit, Kill List, Ben Wheatley really made a name for himself in the horror genre.

Assuming of course that the Wi - Fi issues are fixed, news of the SIM card trouble just looks bad for Dell who has yet to really make a name for itself in the mobile world in terms of manufacturing devices.

He's someone that's really made a name for himself from the ground up and with through it he's started up several digital agencies, done public speaking, 1 on 1...

The UK based developer really made a name for itself during the 90s by doing something unprecedented, something that no western developer had attempted.

Over the years, the team at Telltale Games has really made a name for itself through a series of episodic game releases, including ones based on hot properties like Jurassic Park, Back To the Future, The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Borderlands and, most recently, HBO's Game of Thrones, which is gaining huge accolades from fans.

Tecmo has really made a name for themselves over the time they've been in the gaming world, and that's been...

If you're always on the hunt for new illustration talent, then look no further than Fan Wu — an up - and - coming illustrator and graphic designer who's really making a name for himself in the industry.

The Hales Gallery Frank Bowling exhibition focuses on the celebrated Poured Paintings which really made his name.

'» Another Arizona peer assesses, «They have really made a name for themselves here.

«It's where Fulbright really made its name.

The placement size and bold text really make the name on this resume stand out.

Not exact matches

A lot of big - name options require you to buy an annual membership in order to access discounts — and while you'd likely make that membership fee back within your first few orders, nobody really wants to pay $ 60 upfront to save $ 1.50 on bananas every week (even if that will add up).

And the many feeble attempts and faux justifications made in the name of speed and scale doesn't really advance the discussion or explain the situation, either.

«Now that they are combining, this is their opportunity to really launch that brand in a big way and in a positive way, and actually turn it around and make the Napster name a positive name.

That constraint made sense in a physical world: a business that invested heavily in printing presses and delivery trucks didn't really have a choice but to stick the product and the business model together, but now that everything — text, video, audio files, you name it — are 1's and 0's, what is the point in limiting one's thinking to a particular configuration of those 1's and 0's?»

«The fear - mongering among the Republicans, in particular, has really made some independent Mom - and - Pop retailers [in the U.S.] move away from anything with a foreign name on it, and that includes «Made in Canada.&ramade some independent Mom - and - Pop retailers [in the U.S.] move away from anything with a foreign name on it, and that includes «Made in Canada.&raMade in Canada.»

Still, all of this means the U.S. burger chain might not even really have to win in court against Down N» Out to succeed at its larger goal: demonstrating from a legal perspective that they're aggressive in protecting their name and other trademarks, which makes the marks themselves stronger.

But as our name makes abundantly clear, we don't really want you.

She my name in our family gift exchange and apparently she knows me quite well because it really did make for great gift.

Without a doubt what makes the Murker Futur safety razor really stand out is its (as the name suggests) futuristic design.

Cohn did not publicly support Trump during the campaign, but Kushner invited him in to meet with the president - elect during the transition, and Cohn apparently really wowed him — after a few more meetings, he was named National Economic Council director, making him the top economic policy staffer in the White House.

It'd be easy to make a really bland blog in the name of just having a blog, but it looks like Shopify took the high road on this one.

While that fact can make it no fun to hold on to this name when the markets are in a foul mood, when things are going well this fund can really do well, as it did last week.

What really got Scientology's goat, however, was the November airing on Comedy Central of a South Park spoof of Scientology, called «Trapped in the Closet,» in which a kid named Stan pays $ 240 for auditing and scores off the Bridge as an O.T. IX, which makes everyone think he is the reincarnation of L. Ron Hubbard.

If you want to truly own it, I mean really own, it, Mike, you don't make that your preamble, because it minimizes and decontextualizes what you did; i.e., ALL I DID was call her names (you know, «sticks and stones...»), it was SEVERAL years ago (come on, get over it already, Julie, what the heck!)

You slowly yet ultimately turn all of your attention to the things in other people that you're certain really tick God off, and you make it your sacred business to modify their behavior in the name of Jesus.