carve a niche

Soon she became a star, carving a niche for herself in the industry.

With its consistently high quality of work, the group has indeed carved a niche for itself.

It will not be easy to carve a niche in this crowded market.

Tom has carved a niche as a chronicler of small town America.

The Brooklyn anchorage has had more success carving a niche for itself.

Was she good enough, tough enough to carve a niche for herself in America?

Certainly in the economic sphere, Finland has discovered the benefits of carving a niche.

They are looking to carve a niche in an industry they know is changing business around the world.

The Japanese are likely to continue carving a niche in American baseball.

Each has carved a niche in which it thrives and flourishes.

By 1900 Waterbury had carved a niche for itself in American industry.

Despite these faults, Johnson has carved a niche for himself in the field of reservation noir.

Alongside other forms of tourism in Thailand, food tours have carved a niche for themselves.

Equally important, the union had carved a niche representing workers who are traditionally considered independent contractors.

In time, he learns how to fly and carves a niche for himself as a sandwich-maker.

Within a few years after ascending the throne, he carved a niche for himself as an able administrator who was loved by his people.

In career-counselor jargon, he is carving a niche for himself in the job market.

Amid the striving that is Manhattan's heartbeat, introspection has carved a niche.

"To remain competitive," he said, "they will have to become big multinationals or carve a niche in the specialty area."

And indeed, Dhwani has carved a niche for itself in corporate circles.

Mr. Wadsworth has carved a niche in theater history.

Malayalam films carved a niche for themselves in the Indian film industry with the presentation of social themes.

Boystown has carved a niche all its own within the urban fabric of Chicago.

He was also an artist, he carved a niche for himself with is mastery of watercolours.

Mr. Perkins and his two colleagues, who want to carve a niche for themselves in the environmental publishing field, can hardly believe their success.