reputation *** , rep (abbreviation) ***

But on the other hand we have a great reputation.

Do you have a reputation for going above and beyond?

They know the reputation people have of them and the place.

After all, I have a reputation to live up to.

"We had to take care of our reputation and make an example to others."

But by then he already had a reputation, and something of a following.

Which office do I go to to get my reputation back?

Now to make sure we live up to our reputation, she thought.

Living up to her reputation would have been one thing.

And you'll have to know your local reputation as well.

I'm a business man with a reputation to think of.

What reputation did the have with other areas at the time?

She knew the reputation of the Church police all too well.

If my bad reputation had been real, father, you would now be dead.

The Bush administration has put its reputation on the line.

Even though the school has a bad reputation, you can get an education here.

What could a man with my reputation make of himself?

He had quite a reputation back in the bad old days.

She'd almost had to close her place, because of the reputation she got.

He'll get another job based on reputation rather than results.

He has a reputation for being difficult to deal with.

He had a reputation for being just such a man.

The reputation of the school is high in the town.

They must have known each other, by reputation if nothing else.