an architect of international repute
He has gaind considerable repute.
Round 1900 his repute was still untarnished.
be in high [of good] repute
The wine is in high repute worldwide.
He is a doctor of great repute.
His Wessex-wide repute was among them alone.
Many specialized institutions now equal the university in repute.
Chicago has 6 graduate and professional schools of high repute.
Some of the theatres are in bad repute.
She was not in such repute for her practice as before.
She is in repute, But her private life is known by few people.
There was hardly a novel by an author of any repute.
In the past, red dyes were expensive, so red walls and fabrics suggested luxurious wealth, importance or ill repute.
He leaves them also his repute. Men think better of us as the sons of a man who could be trusted, the successors of a tradesman of excellent repute.
In the Pure Land tradition, they were Masters of great repute and virtue who taught Buddha Recitation.
Between Meereen and Volantis lay five hundred leagues of deserts, mountains, swamps, and ruins, plus Mantarys with its sinister repute.
I at once let it be known within my circles that a nightclub of questionable repute had hired her as a barmaid.
But, by Zheng Shi, literally carry a three little elder brothers ofs, which isn't a good repute and ability double bumper farm?
Last year four states went further, introducing laws that double the penalty for abortion if it is found that the woman is of "ill repute".
I ran across an old classmate last spring, an engineer of no little repute, whom I had not met since the day of our graduation.
She lived on the Quai des Celestins, at the corner of this ancient street of the Petit-Musc which afforded her the opportunity of changing her evil repute into good odor.
It would be greatly for the public behoof, if we women, being of mature age and church-members in good repute, should have the handling of such malefactresses as this Hester Prynne.
