He finally made a name for himself as a politician.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He finally made a name for himself as a politician.

He blossomed (out) into a statesman.

He was ambitious of political fame.

He is a direct descendant in the political line of de Gaulle.

He was returned to Parliament for Bath.

He staked all his hopes on his son's success as a statesman.

He was called the kingfish of Louisiana politics.

He was elected a member of parliament.

He was elected a member of Parliament.

His political career was shaping (up) well.

He is well known in the political circles.

He made a hard run of the presidency.

He was a great general and statesman.

He is a notability of the political world―a noted politician.

He has declared himself a candidate for the office.

He was adopted as Labour candidate.

《主に米国で用いられる》 He ran under the Socialist label [on the Socialist ticket].

《主に英国で用いられる》 He stood as a Socialist (candidate).

He fancies himself a future premier.

He solicited aid from various politicians.

He assumed the leadership of the political party.

He is a powerful man familiar with the details of the political situation.

This is called a winner-take-all system.

He has been elected to Congress.

He firmly refused the Premier's earnest request.

He is familiar with famous people in the political world.

his ad-libs got him in trouble with the politicians

He was a leading member of the Politburo.

He is a man of influence both in the financial and the political world.

He established an interparty group of Diet members.