Sentence examples for something of a specialty from inspiring English sources

Late goals have been something of a specialty for Australia.

And like Mr. Robinson, Rob Corddry is also making apocalypse comedies something of a specialty.

Mr. Kwiecien has made something of a specialty of the libertine Don.

It's a move that the firm has made something of a specialty.

He also made something of a specialty of prosecuting Medicaid and workers' compensation fraud.

Thomas Hampson has made something of a specialty of the agonized, desperate Amfortas.

As such, they are something of a Leamer specialty.

(This is something of a French specialty. See "The Intouchables" for a further example).

The impressive complex purveys every imaginable form of stationery, something of a Japanese specialty.

Long-stemmed artichokes, something of a house specialty, were paired with prosciutto and an avalanche of olives.

In the years that followed its mysterious birth, turducken has become something of a Southern specialty, a holiday feast with a beguiling allure.