Sentences with phrase «hallmark of one's career»

A number of ideas that have become hallmarks of his career germinated at the Carlos, where Anderson began a practice, which he has built upon, of finding ways to integrate technology into the museum experience.

Trump — whose campaign has mocked Clinton's extensive preparations as the «hallmarks of a career politician who has spent too much time seeking and clinging to power» — was getting advice from former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Republican National Chairman Reince Priebus.

As would become the hallmark of his career, Hill picked up the pieces and moved to New York.

And I would argue that Barry's reaction to this challenge — the way he almost revels in his ignorance — is a hallmark of his career.

Woods said after his missed cut at Riviera that he was struggling to find distance control with his irons, adding that a «hallmark of his career had been hitting it pin - high.»

In February at Riviera, where he missed his only cut of this comeback, Tiger lamented the fact that he wasn't sharp with those irons and not hitting the ball pin - high, which he called the hallmark of his career.

After his missed cut at Riviera, he said he was most frustrated with the fact he wasn't hitting it «pin - high», which he said had been the «hallmark of my career.»

Massa made it through to Q3 and got a blinding start (which has been a hallmark of his career).

«The hallmark of his career is the bill that put some really tough standards into financial institutions — banks, security firms, insurance — to make sure that what happened a few years ago doesn't happen again, and I think that's how he'll best be remembered,» the senator replied.

Futrell employs an if - you - cannot - buy - it - build - it mentality that is a hallmark of his career, spanning military laboratories, academia, national laboratories and EMSL.

Bravo's command and understanding of the effects of light were the hallmark of his career of more than fifty years.

An identical reproduction of the frontispiece of the ship's brochure, in this foundational work Morley developed the technique that would become the hallmark of a career committed to deconstructing the limits of abstraction and representation, and would go on to seal his reputation as the first winner of the Tuner Prize in 1984.

Focusing on the images and motifs that became hallmarks of his career, this book features approximately 100 works — from his paintings of tobacco packages of the early 1920s, the abstract Egg Beater series, and the WPA murals of the 1930s, to the majestic works of his last two decades.

Steadfast independence and individualism were hallmarks of his career.

Delivering excellence has been the hallmark of my career in maximizing business resources, regional operations, strategic financial management and personal growth.

Maximizing the success and profitability of a nationally recognized restaurant chain has been a hallmark of my career to date.