Sentence examples for making a speciality of from inspiring English sources

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

Clearly by this stage Fontaine was making a speciality of playing timid – but resourceful – women way out of their depth.

Mr Dhoble is making a speciality of dusting off old edicts alcohol was banned in the state of Maharashtra, which the city of Mumbai (then Bombay) dominates, until 1963.

Nowhere else in the world is making a speciality of muscat for whites and the unheralded cinsault for reds, with the latter crafted into a delightful, graceful, perfumed cherry-berry lighter style by Montes.

He seems to be making a speciality of Jewish roles recently: in the summer we'll see him in Listen Up Philip, a film in which he plays a drily cynical east coast American writer, alongside Jason Schwartzman and Elisabeth Moss.

And if the face and the horn weren't enough, there was his singing, which he did equally naturally and in his own way, making a speciality of yearning ballads like "My Funny Valentine".Thus equipped Baker became a jazz pin-up, the Beach Boy of his day, the epitome of the sweet life in California.

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

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

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.

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