Several new translations of his poetry have raised his American profile.
Not surprisingly, Studio Ghibli was in no rush to raise its American profile.
In career terms, it meant that Givenchy had an instant American profile.
Barclays Bank, a British company with operations in 50 nations but a low American profile, bought the naming rights to the new Brooklyn arena.
When he was named general director in 1957, he took it as a given that an American opera company should have an American profile.
By contrast, the crew neck has always been aligned with the T-shirt, sharing its flexible, utilitarian American profile, but also its unpolished feel.
Mr. Daniels auditioned with no expectations; his agent, he said, had warned him that Roundabout wanted "someone with an American profile".
Raised in poverty and given their first musical training in the black church, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Ruff "seemed to be under some moral persuasion to pass their experience along," wrote William Zinsser, the author of the 1984 book "Mitchell & Ruff: An American Profile in Jazz" (originally called "Willie and Dwike: An American Profile").
To re-emphasize the company's American profile and populist mission, Mr. Rudel began his tenure in 1957 with three festival seasons devoted to American works, including Blitzstein's "Regina and Douglas Mooree's "Ballad of Baby Doe".
PGOA Media, Franklin, Tenn., sold the rights to publish three print brands that are distributed through Sunday newspapers — American Profile, Relish and Spry — to Athlon Sports Communications, Nashville, which publishes Athlon Sports Magazine, also carried in Sunday newspapers.
A4 Australian May Lead U.N. Group The new head of the World Food Program is likely to be an Australian, Bruce Davis, rather than an American, further lowering the American profile in United Nations leadership, Congressional aides said.
