Sentence examples for something of an industry from inspiring English sources
It's something of an industry".
He's something of an industry gatekeeper or as he puts it, "more like a concierge".
Apparently, Blanc's determination to get that third crucial asterisk has become something of an industry joke.
They met only once, in July of 1927, in Buenos Aires... Unraveling Borges is something of an industry.
There are about 1,500 cockpits across the archipelago, making cockfighting something of an industry, with breeders, feeders, handlers, owners, "cock doctors", kristos(bookmakers) and gamblers.
Rocking in the cool depths of designer vodkas and celebrity, the green martini olive has become something of an industry force.
And this town where Emily and her family are today something of an academic industry has not quite forgotten.
It's also become something of an official Industry, capital I, exemplified by the annual Tedfest shindig, held on the Aran Islands off Ireland's west coast.
GeoJSON is an open-source data format that has found widespread adoption in the last few years and is quickly becoming something of an informal industry standard.
Dogtown Station, which has become something of an entertainment industry hub in Venice, has added producer Karen Tenkhoff to its ranks of owners.
Opera is something of a growth industry in China.
