101.   I never had a chance to build a reputation, because everyone knew who I was before I even got to high school.

102.   If you build a reputation for always telling and never sincerely asking, your employees will no longer tell you anything.

103.   In a city where matters of significance are often disclosed by sources, journalists build reputations by obtaining leaks.

104.   In his nine-year career at the Journal, Hirsch built a reputation as a sharp and solid newsman among his peers.

105.   In figure skating, competitors must build a reputation to work up to the level of trying to win an Olympic medal.

106.   In his nine and a half years as the chairman, Greenspan has built a reputation as an uncompromising inflation fighter.

107.   In his youth, Gibson built a reputation for hitting powerful homers on the sandlots, according to several published accounts.

108.   In less than two seasons, Stewart has built a reputation as overly emotional.

109.   In that respect, he suggested Bentley could learn from its neighbor and competitor Babson College in Wellesley, Mass., which has built a reputation in entrepreneurial business.

110.   In recent years, IBM, which built its reputation by holding the hand of its clients, turned such services into its fastest-growing business.