I've taken great pride in being vocal about diversity in fashion and media.
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The bachata superstar has also taken great pride in bringing English-language artists into the Latin market.
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Layla studied architectural engineering as a young woman in Aleppo and had taken great pride in designing her home.
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Disney's Marvel Studios has taken great pride in having a wide array of characters to work with for its films.
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It was a relatively rare loss for Mr. Trump, who has taken great pride in endorsing candidates who have gone on to win.
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Tate says he's always taken great pride in playing football "the right way" and has never had issues with the league's banned substance policy.
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Moreover, he must have taken great pride in his children, two of whom -- Donald Jr. and Ivanka -- gave the best speeches of the entire gathering.
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Mr. Mnuchin has taken great pride in bolstering Treasury's sanctions capacity and often says that he spends half of his time working on sanctions matters.
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Climate change is making Australians, who have always taken great pride in nature and a relaxed attitude about life, stumble toward new ways of work, leisure and life.
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Since that time I have taken great pride in knowing that we have always been part of the solution and helped to make Dallas the world class city it is today.
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The media in the land of Rupert Murdoch has traditionally taken great pride in differentiating itself from the tabloid press of Britain, which it views as grubby for its obsession with politicians' sex lives.
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Philadelphia has taken great pride in being underdogs in both of their playoff games despite being the top-seeded team in the N.F.C., and they are sure to continue that trend when facing Brady and the Patriots.
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Throughout the Popovich era, which began in earnest when he took over as coach 18 games into the 1996-97 season, San Antonio has emphasized and taken great pride in its player relations as much as any team on the N.B.A. map.
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As for foreign policy, Mr. Trump has taken great pride in his recent meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, asserting that "I have solved that problem" after a decades-long nuclear standoff and even musing that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Her long and illustrious musical career had taken her throughout the islands and around the world. She had played at luaus, lounges, bars, and on numerous radio and television shows. Aunty Genoa had taken great pride in preserving "na mea Hawaii". She learned to speak Hawaiian through her mother-in-law, who spoke Hawaiian as her first language.
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In an eleven-season career, Murphy, compiled a 32–38 record with thirty saves and a 3.64 ERA in 597 games. At his retirement, he ranked eighteenth in the history of baseball for left-handed relief appearances, and had played longer in the Major Leagues than any player in University of Florida history. To this day, Murphy still leads all former Gator pitchers in years (11) and appearances (597), almost twice as many appearances as the next closest UF hurler. Murphy had also taken great pride in holding a lead, and stranding inherited runners left on base by his teammates.
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At a meeting on 6 January 1943 Hitler for over 2 hours savaged Raeder, complaining that he had spent millions of Reichsmarks in the 1930s building a fleet that proved useless when war came, instead of spending the money on building U-boats, which had proven far more useful in the war. Hitler went on to castigate the navy, saying that navy had done nothing in the wars of unification, that the High Seas Fleet "played no important role in the World War" and lacked "... men of action who were determined to fight with or without the Kaiser", that the navy were a nest of traitors whose only contribution to World War I was the High Seas Fleet mutiny of 1918, and that given this history, it was no surprise that the navy's record in World War II with the notable exception of the U-boats was one of failure after failure.Bird Erich Raeder p. 202. Raeder, who had always taken great pride in the history of the navy, was very hurt by Hitler's account of German naval history, which was almost certainly Hitler's intention.
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