Sentence examples for and resolve of a from inspiring English sources

There has never been any doubt about the courage and resolve of a city mobilised for survival, but there have been questions up to now over the technical competence of a citizen army, most of whose men had not handled a weapon until this year.

Yet the film doesn't do much with its novel setting, and resolves on a note of exotic Asian mysticism that undermines its ambition to sidestep cliché.

Protein products were digested in increasing concentrations of trypsin and resolved on a 14% acrylamide gel.

Control, in fact the direction of this mid-term election, lies in the motivation and the resolve of a more stable, more reasoned, and growing political group -- independents.

Perhaps a bald eagle could soar from the pit to symbolize the rise of souls and the resolve of a country.

The drastic plans of a management trying to stave off bankruptcy and the resolve of a union determined to hold its own are set to collide Thursday, largely grounding Aer Lingus, the state-owned Irish airline.

These are the times that try men's and women's souls and test the resolve of a Hall of Fame coach like the Knicks' Larry Brown.

And, with the steely resolve of a Trollope heroine, she combined writing, teaching and bringing up two children for the next eight years.

The idea is for Cameron to cling on to power and try to break the resolve of a Labour-led parliamentary majority to vote him down.

He speaks of Murdoch and his empire with the steely resolve of a man who knows he's right about what's wrong.

For the authority, a wage freeze was a political imperative, a symbol of toughness and resolve in an era of tight budgets and grumpy constituents.