Hearing about his other career accomplishments outside of Peter Pan, it was obvious that Roland had a savvy for business and a tenacity for success that's so often lacking among celebrities, especially ones that started out as children.
He has a reputation for fighting his corner with a tenacity born of the decade he spent playing a smoldering second fiddle to Prime Minister Tony Blair before usurping him in a party revolt two years ago.
BORN Diane Halfin in Brussels in 1946, Ms. von Furstenberg has a lust for freedom and a tenacity she attributes to being the daughter of a woman who survived the Holocaust.
The Chinese people are remarkable for their capacity for suffering, for tenacity, for focus, and for industry.
He has a tenacity for getting into trouble but never on purpose.
Then the Colts drafted Steve Emtman, a monster of a man known for a fierce tenacity, and in one game against the Miami Dolphins Emtmen snagged a Dan Marino red zone pass and won the game for us in the closing seconds.
During his 18 years in elected office, Mr. Levy, 43, has developed a reputation for tenacity and a willingness to cross party lines in pursuit of his goals, and is also known as a policy maven with a hands-on approach and a true believer's zeal for government reform.
I'm in the mood for falsifying a reward for tenacity.
When MIKE McALARYdied of colon cancer in 1998, at 41, he left in his wake a Pulitzer Prize and a reputation for tenacity.
"He needed to apply it, to make up for a lack of tenacity, so I put him in the second team.
If Touré's appearance at the age of 35 in a European final is a proof of the persistence of his quality and a triumph for tenacity, then the fact he will play alongside Lovren makes the tale even sweeter.
