Sentence examples for enduring claim to from inspiring English sources
But their enduring claim to tenancy carries little weight.
But his enduring claim to the affections of classical music lovers sprang from the weekly series of half-hour talks he presented on the Third Programme, later Radio 3, and then on Radio 4 – Talking About Music.
However, it does have one enduring claim to fame: it was the setting for The Birds.
Baddies there must have Edinburgh accents and the biggest laugh of the night is when they are told to "Sod off back to Edinburgh!"A third big reason for the panto's enduring claim on Britons' affections encompasses all the others: the mixed economy that has always governed British theatre and fuelled its genius.
That's its distinctive post-modernity, and its enduring claim on attention.
Stephen Harrigan, who heard the story while researching his new historical novel, "The Gates of the Alamo," passes it along not necessarily as fact but as a reminder of the enduring claim made by the Alamo on the imagination and identity of Texas.
Goldacre argues in the book that "the most dangerous tactic of all is the industry's enduring claim that these problems are all in the past".
But when we look deeper we also find the promise of deathlessness in places where it is not at all explicit: in the accumulation of wealth, with its attendant aura of life-sustaining power; through immersion in a greater whole, whether a nation or a football team; or even in the pursuit of scientific research, with its claim to enduring truth.
But it did seem strange that on the day Americans celebrated their emergence as a people, the people could not reach enduring symbols of the country's claim to be a beacon for -- how did Emma Lazarus put it?
But he had a clear legacy: his maps of the Missouri river were used by the American explorers Lewis and Clark, and he has some claim to have influenced the enduring outline of the US.
Former Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp says Chelsea manager can no longer claim to be the Special One with his side enduring their worst run of form in decades.
