Sentence examples for make a niche from inspiring English sources
"These gentlemen saw the opportunity to make a niche out of it".
New browsers make a niche for themselves by taking the side of users over publishers.
Maybe that's the way he thought he could make a niche.
"It would have been very cumbersome to think about before, with those huge boxes, but now we can make a niche in the wall," he said.
"I do know that each one is talented enough to make a niche for themselves in the music world if they so choose".
The Acetos make a niche product — world-famous lemons, prized for their low acidity and delicate flavor — and like many small Italian businesses, they are reluctant to grow, preferring quality over quantity, tradition over expansion.
Like Knievel, Potter made a niche for himself in motorcycle racing.
"So we made a niche," added Mr. Phuah with a laugh.
Turntables have made a niche revival, and vinyl record sales have increased 62 percent over the last decade to 2.4 million last year, reports Nielsen, a market research firm.
In 1951 she made a niche at Mount Sinai Hospital, where Dr. Alan Guttmacher, another pioneer in women's health, was beginning a maternity service and welcomed her.
An early adopter of midcentury mania, Mr. Adler has made a niche for himself by cobbling together enduring elements of high Modernist design with more disposable (and even, some might say, regrettable) relics of the era.
