We take pride in having a little city attitude in a big city.
"Their name is on the door and I think they take more than a corporate interest in the success of the company--they take a family pride in it, " says New York-based media investment banker Ken Marlin of Marlin Associates.
Stafford and his team take a lot of pride in their work and get a great deal of satisfaction from the duty they perform.
Milliners take a certain pride in the multiple consultations and fittings required to deliver a hand-made hat perfectly tailored to a particular style and face shape.
But anyone who has earned money through honest work should take a justified pride in that fact, whether it be through programming computers, repairing furnaces, running a small business, or raising cattle.
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We believe that this motivates them to achieve the mandate of public safety and allows them to take pride in being part of a transparent government institution.
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All this is bad news in a region that used to take pride in its reborn freedom.
We take a lot of pride in that it was created by Rawlings and is owned and federally trademarked.
"I'm regarded as a pretty great home cook and take a lot of pride in that, " Jackson wrote in her iReport submission.
And let me say that I take special pride in this legislation because as a senator I was a proud co-sponsor of this legislation.
She knew that in her country women take great pride in their appearance and was convinced that there was a niche market she could "tap into".
In our business we don't need rocket science, you need a passionate community partner, you need the people who take pride and pleasure and happiness in serving other people and making a difference.
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It is something that we take a great deal of pride in and which can unfortunately be eclipsed by some of the negative attention.
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We also take a great deal of pride in sponsoring an event in our own backyard, the Xerox Rochester Inte rnational Jazz Festival.
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If this is something you really want to do, your intentions are good, you take pride in what you do, and you are a decent human being who cares and is committed to doing it right, I want you to do it, and do it well, and succeed, and be appropriately rewarded.
But I can guarantee you I will -- I look at this from the perspective of how can I create a strong, viable, competitive auto industry that is giving workers an opportunity to build a great product, take pride in that product, and continue to support their families and build communities that are strong.
For Portuguese speakers these works have long been an evocation of a seafaring heritage in which many take pride.
Those at the top of the food chain get a new identity in which to take pride, that of the sushi-eating, Brazilian-girlfriend-having cosmopolitan.
In reflecting on our Nation's rich Hispanic heritage, let us take pride in our unique and vibrant history, and recommit to a shared future of freedom, prosperity, and opportunity for all.
"You take pride in that sort of thing, " said John Doll, a member of the city commission.
They do take pride in the little things they do, even though, in a broader sense, Virgos can be rather self-effacing and self-critical.
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Pulis will take great pride from a victory which ensures Stoke are still unbeaten in 2010, with eight points from four league games and FA Cup wins over York and Arsenal.
The Moscow outfit can take much pride from the manner in which they frustrated Inter but will have to give a more positive showing next Tuesday if they are to overturn the deficit on the plastic pitch of the Luzhniki Stadium.
Those from the Cordoba area take particular pride in the bright-orange emulsion, the closest thing the city has to a national dish.
Ivy League graduates may take pride in their education, but they tend not to stress their Ivy Leagueness to voters in a presidential campaign: Like being rich, being from the Ivy League is something that may be privately savored, but that, in national elections, is best not flaunted in front of those without the same advantages.
"The things we cyclists take pride in are what make other people think we're idiots, " said Josh Horowitz, a former professional cyclist who now runs a startup called Broken Bones Bicycle Co.
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But in recent years, more and more houses here have started displaying bright red and yellow flags, Catalan specialties take pride of place in local traiteurs (restaurants) - and the Sardana is being danced with a new enthusiasm.
"From supporting the training and finances of an Olympic athlete to building industrial parks and helping Cambodia become a leading rice exporter, we want to invest in areas that Cambodians take pride in, " said Marvin Yeo, the co-founder of Frontier Investment Partners.
And on 20 January, you the American people began to write the latest chapter in the American story, with a transition of dignity, in which both sides of the aisle could take great pride.
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