81.   But Bob May, a man of considerably more modest means and aspirations, could at least leave Valhalla having made a name for himself.

82.   But before the new guy can make a name for himself, does he really have to walk down a street named for his predecessor?

83.   But he made his name working with more dangerous animals.

84.   But he would never rule out a return to the state where he first made his name as a filmmaker.

85.   But he played a lot for an independent team in Brooklyn and made a name for himself.

86.   But it is she, despite the absence of a voting record, who has made a name for herself as an advocate for children.

87.   But it is the playoffs, a time when the otherwise unknown often do make a name for themselves.

88.   But Kessel is also making a name for himself during the summer as a hard-throwing left-handed pitcher, a treasured commodity in the baseball world.

89.   But popular dance finds its way into theaters long after it has made its name in clubs, videos and movies.

90.   But the heavy legal lifting falls to two hired guns who have made their names in Washington.