Sentence examples for a lasting presence from inspiring English sources

Her art gallery and architectural work left a lasting presence in Philadelphia's Old City.

The redevelopers of ground zero have a historic opportunity to enhance the cultural life of New York City by ensuring the arts a lasting presence at the site.

The second world war and the Holocaust created a lasting presence in many countries of the world in the countless victims of Hitler's regime and their descendants.

F1 executives suspect that one reason it has not established a lasting presence is that NASCAR finds ways to reduce F1's appeal.

"In the long run we hope to create a student-run professional-level ballet group that has a lasting presence at the university and eventually in the city as well," Ms. Walker said.

"If we're going to do something in New York City, we're going to do something that's not just bold and visible, but something that has a lasting presence," said Mr. Keller, who is from the Tampa Bay area of Florida.

Upton Sinclair, an unfairly neglected writer of political fiction, is a more lasting presence as a ghost in the political machine.

But a key question is how companies can ensure they can establish a long lasting presence which benefits both their business and the region.

A more lasting presence came in 1830 when the French Army landed in Algeria, beginning an era of primacy over western North Africa.

"All these symbols reveal a deeper, more lasting presence of Islam," he said.

The circle of defense advisers that had most ardently advocated the Iraqi invasion, including Richard Perle and Newt Gingrich, had imagined a strategy that wouldn't require a lasting American presence in postwar Iraq.