Sentence examples for had prided itself from inspiring English sources

"That's what the company had prided itself on for generations".

From its origins in a small Indiana town 100 years earlier, Cummins had prided itself on value-driven ethical standards.

At Harvard, a dormitory that had prided itself on not having a security officer now has one.

And the company that had prided itself on not taking advertisements is about to start a hotel-booking service on its Web site.

The upheaval was all the more embarrassing for a city that had prided itself on being the birthplace of public education in this country — the Puritans founded the first public school, Boston Latin, here in 1635.

Blackwater, which had prided itself on being the Disney of mercenary companies, complete with a line of branded clothing and Blackwater teddy bears, responded to the scandals by – what else? – rebranding.

And it has prided itself on being tolerant of unions.

Tesco has prided itself on a flexible approach rather than trying to export its British model.

For years, this city of gleaming office towers has prided itself on its prosperity.

Journalistically, TheStreet has prided itself on deep, quick reporting and sharp analysis.

But the Met has prided itself on not charging extra for special shows since 1989.