big name

A doctor had to live; when he had a big name, he had to live expensively.

"Gilmore's a big name in that field, I understand," Kirk said.

He was tempted away by a big house and a big name, but he had to come back to her.

His eyes came guiltily from the little house with the big name.

His mother, twice a widow, moved back to "Woolsthorpe," a big name for a very small estate.

He's hell-bent on takin' Dinsmore to prison so as to make a big name for himself.

I know he never made a big name, but there never was a straighter man than him.

That healing gave Kate a big name, and folks begun to send for her right and left.

One big name per story is usually considered to be sufficient.

Perohune enjoys a big name, but there is only one house in the place.