Sentence examples for a staple for a from inspiring English sources

Page 3 has been going about as long as the Super Bowl in America: not very, but long enough to become a staple for a couple of generations of men.

Several years ago, I spent some time poking around the Loire Valley in France, where cabernet franc has been a staple for a thousand years and has become the region's favorite red wine grape.

"Marijuana has served as a staple for a lot of painting and music but not all the time.

I think he's going to be a 25-, 30-goal scorer in this league and become a staple for a while".

This book is a staple for any Sisterhood, written in such an intimate and personal style that it feels like Sonia is personally giving your sisters a warm hug.

Epic summer opera at the Roman arena in Verona (with a capacity of 150,000) has been a staple for nearly a century in Italy.

It inspired a made-for-television movie, and became a staple for tabloids and an unending source of interest for true-crime writers, particularly Dominick Dunne.

She was only 19 when she wrote Lady Susan, an epistolary novella, and though sharp social satire obviously remained a bit of a staple for her, Austen was never as drippingly bitchy as when young.

"American Beauty" presented the portrait of a loveless, materialistic marriage set in a community of stifling conformity, a staple for artists from the novelist John Cheever to the director Todd Solondz and a sure route to praise from the smugly superior.

Tobacco Road, which Loudermilk recorded on his own in 1960, was covered by the English group the Nashville Teens in 1964 and became a huge hit, and then a staple for garage bands around the world.

"Rice is a staple for the Spanish community out here.