Sentence examples for a fixture of us from inspiring English sources

Jackson, a fixture of US civil rights struggles since the 1960s from his Chicago base of operations, called Homan Square "a hole to many people".

The format, made up of comedic monologues on current affairs intertwined with celebrity interviews and sketches, is a fixture of US television, airing five nights a week from 11 30pm.

Though it has been a fixture of US auto shows, first as a lease-only fuel-cell vehicle and later as a purely electric model, for roughly two years, Mercedes-Benz has not committed to offering the B-Class for sale in the States.

Appeals to the rule of law are--and ought to be--a fixture of American political life.

A profitable age, too, he might have added, and one that Time Inc, a venerable fixture of US publishing and home to titles such as Time, Sports Illustrated and People, will forever be associated with.

Then, like the Berlin Wall – that other great symbol of Cold War intransigence – something that had seemed a permanent fixture of US and global politics only hours earlier was suddenly crumbling before a stunned world.

She is a fixture of the society columns.

"Invisible Man" became a fixture of American-literature curricula.

Food festivals have become a fixture of cultural life here.

Nevetheless, it became a fixture of the city's skyline.

Mr. Chan has become a fixture of Beijing's social scene.