Common collocations with pride in American Collocation

You ought to take great pride in what you have achieved here tonight.

There is a firm but exceedingly friendly relationship between teachers and pupils, and there is a real pride in the school.

The village has a strong sense of community spirit and a fierce pride in its history.

German President Horst Koehler said: “That a fellow countryman has become Pope fills us with a special joy in Germany – and also a little pride.”

Mr Lambert told me with justifiable pride that this wine had recently won several awards.

The students’ obvious pride in their achievement spoke volumes.

You should have pride in what you do.

Coach Craig Dowd expressed his pride in such a courageous performance by his young team.

We do hope you will consider coming to Edinburgh, and share our pride in our city and our college.

By driving crime out we will be encouraging more people to shop locally, helping to restore pride and prosperity in our communities.

Her aim is to look after the area and to foster community pride.

The sinking of the Titanic humbled the pride of the British people.

The Government should swallow its pride and scrap their road-building scheme.

The UK fire service can take pride in its many successes.

All staff take a pride in their appearance and ensure that they are well groomed when they arrive for work.

Only together can we crack this type of crime and restore genuine pride in our communities.

This is an opportunity to regain our pride in our heritage and our powerful links with the past.

We are constantly updating the product range and take pride in our ability to meet clients’ ever-changing needs.

There certainly was pride in a job well done.