Sentence examples for enduring favorites from inspiring English sources
When it's simply applying clever tweaks to enduring favorites -- Serrano applesauce accompanies a hefty pork chop -- it excels.
But this filmmaker — who won an Oscar for "Forrest Gump" (1994) and is responsible for enduring favorites like "Back to the Future" (1985) and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1988) — has not been off riding with the Valkyries.
Often called the father of American music, Foster's songs have been enduring favorites for more than 150 years.
Along with his Clarinet Concerto Mozart's Clarinet Quintet, which concluded the program, is one of the most beloved pieces for the instrument, and an enduring favorite of the chamber repertory.
A1 OBITUARIES B7 ARTS E1-12 'Sofnd of Music' Turns 40 Forty years after its debut in movie theaters, "The Sound of Music" remains an enduring favorite, and the third-biggest-grossing film of all time at the domestic box office.
In an interview with the authors of "Successful Restaurant Design," he revealed a couple of his tricks, like using blond Masonite walls and applying a lacquer finish to create a leather effect, as he did at Savoy, an enduring favorite in SoHo, or painting pine floors green and red and then waxing them, letting the paint chip over time to produce a multicolored look.
Set to selections by Chopin, the work has proved to be an enduring favorite.
It is an enduring favorite thanks to its iconic fashions, quotable dialogue and irresistible young performers.
That scenario is the spine of "The Sound of Music," which is being celebrated this month for hitting the 50-year mark and remaining such an enduring favorite.
My personal sci-fi favorite from the fifties, this enduring cult favorite is an ingenious nightmare vision that reflects the paranoia of the time created by McCarthyism.
As Blu-ray players continue to drop in price and rise in popularity, many distributors are returning to their libraries to create newly restored and remastered editions of enduring classics and popular favorites.
