metier

But he found film a difficult metier to break into and turned to poetry.

She's obviously decided that fashion, not film, is her metier.

His metier was not the theory of ethics, but its application.

But his metier proved to be production of fashion shows.

No one in the room moved a muscle, as physical confrontation was not their metier.

If this sounds deep for decoration, light thinking is not exactly his metier.

His metier was the character piece at which he excelled.

I don't feel comfortable with it because it's not my natural metier.

But the talent seems to appreciate his devotion to their metier.

She turns what most lawyers would never have the patience for into her grand metier.

Our metier is not to compare, but to take what pleases us from each.

Nor does he spend much time pondering innovations in his metier.

And it proves that oil was not his metier.

Some have found their metier; others are still exploring.

In finding her woman's voice, she has discovered her metier.

If this was how critics lived, it seemed an enviable metier.

Though he often played dramatic roles, comedy was his principal metier.

What's more, like skilled jewel thieves, they know their metier.

Mr. Gold's metier is also very much a contact sport.

Other than those few instances, the national championships were his only interest, and his metier.

I found my true metier in water polo.

In doing so, however, he found his metier.

Scott's metier has never been attempts at records but rather a lust for pure competition.

I'm not sure that it need ruin the guy's career - after all, he just stepped out of his metier."

An embodiment of the avant-garde, Wood found her metier in a classic art form.