While the closing of "Hairspray," which opened on Broadway in 2002, was an opportunity for Mr. Shaiman to reflect on the thrill and pride of working on the show, he admitted that the occasion also stirred feelings of professional jealousy.
He thanked Murdoch for the "great honour" he did him in appointing him editor of the paper and said it was "a privilege and a point of pride" to work there.
It gives you a great sense of pride to work a shift and pick up your paycheck.
All these activities create a sense of achievement, of responsibility, and of pride for working together as a team.
"To say it's vanity is to belittle the pride of your work," Ellen Lupton, a curator with the Cooper-Hewitt Natitsal Design Museum and its recent Triennial, said in defense of the importance of designers' independence historically.
There is a bit of pride at work, as well, in this island nation whose days of empire are long past.
The Walton Family and Walmart came with a business model which made them fast billionaires and starkly contrasted the earnest hard work and pride of Fayetteville's working class crafters and tradespeople..... Walmarts are conveniently located in strip malls, selling grossly inexpensive poorly made goods, and are employed by grossly underpaid folks.
So I put a lot of emphasis on when I play and I take a lot of pride in work that I do," Sale said.
Eighty-seven per cent said that they took "a great deal" of pride in their work, and although Americans work more hours annually than do people in other industrialized countries, ninety per cent said that they would work harder if it was necessary for the success of their organization.
The onstage speeches projected good humor; a sense of pride in work and in colleagues; and belief in the work, the cause and indeed the whole art form of dance.
"I was often afraid but it became a matter of pride that work went on".
