Sentence examples for make a speciality of from inspiring English sources

They deal also in provisions, and make a speciality of saddlery and harness, which they import from Walsall.

Liberals make a speciality of by-election upsets, as famous victories such as Orpington (1962) and Newbury (1993) attest.

Yet it has energy and invention, as demonstrated by the Rome-based period ensemble Mare Nostrum, who make a speciality of music from their own eternal city.

But though Dominic Dromgoole's production – staged in Elizabethan dress with Roman trimmings and with music played on period instruments that make a speciality of fruity, fart-like noises – cannot completely disguise the diminution in the play's quality after the interval, it holds the audience's attention even in Shakespeare's less inspired passages.

Sebald loathes the term "Holocaust literature" ("it's a dreadful idea that you can have a sub-genre and make a speciality out of it; it's grotesque").

He has since made a speciality of turning around loss-making steel plants in odd places.

It has made a speciality of finding cruel ways of getting eliminated from global tournaments, usually in rain-affected matches.

They have made a speciality of cross-cultural collaborations, the most notable being with the Bollywood diva Asha Bhosle.

From the outset, she depicted strong women and heroines and further defied convention by making a speciality of female nudes.

Dunmore has made a speciality of depicting the individual tragedies that make up the horrors of war.

Prof Olson of Texas State University, and his colleagues Russell Doescher and Marilynn Olson, have made a speciality of celestial evidence in paintings.