Ms. McEntire has also, by the way, managed to put a highly personal, proprietary stamp on a role that the ghost of Ethel Merman has always dominated, creating the most disarmingly unaffected Annie in years.
She has put a highly personal, proprietary stamp on a role dominated by the ghost of Ethel Merman, using her no-nonsense twang and balladeer's throb to make familiar songs sound fresh, suggesting Berlin by way of Nashville instead of Tin Pan Alley.
Ms. McEntire has also put a highly personal, proprietary stamp on a role dominated by the ghost of Ethel Merman, using her no-nonsense twang and balladeer's throb to make familiar songs sound fresh as this morning, suggesting Berlin by way of Nashville instead of Tin Pan Alley.
Ms. McEntire has also put a highly personal, proprietary stamp on a role dominated by the ghost of Ethel Merman, using her no-nonsense twang and balladeer's throb to make familiar songs sound fresh, suggesting Berlin by way of Nashville instead of Tin Pan Alley.
Over the past century Equifax (S&P equity rating: B+) has amassed an enormous proprietary database of personal information.
The company's technology lets instructors teach courses online in any subject without having to commit their proprietary materials and personal brands to a single platform.
Others take proprietary information for personal gain.
For example, whereas mean trans fat intake in India was 1.1%E, consistent with proprietary industry data (personal communication, Mark Stavro, Bunge LLC), both the industry data as well as observations of Indian authorities suggest substantial heterogeneity in trans fat intakes across different Indian states, with several having much higher intakes.
A personal and proprietary sense of Hamilton, co-author of the Federalist Papers and the first treasury secretary, was evident among neighbors.
