Sentence examples for enduring mix from inspiring English sources
Ms. Reed had danced in the 1945 premiere of "Interplay," Robbins's enduring mix of bravura and blues, and he continued to use her.
These last words, from an intense and deeply affecting new documentary play called "The Exonerated," are uttered in a quiet voice that mixes resignation with enduring astonishment.
But it also speaks to the enduring power of the Drudge Report, which mixes original reporting with links to newspaper, Internet or television reports far and wide.
In Extreme Metaphors: Interviews with JG Ballard, 1967-2008 (Fourth Estate £25) we learn of Ballard's enduring love of the south of France (an intoxicating mix of "garlic, Gauloises, shit and perfume"), Graham Greene, disused football stadiums and games of contract bridge.
Natural Gas NGG) is constantly increasing its importance and widening its penetration in the world energy mix, so that the topic of its reliable and efficient transportation represents an enduring challenge of utmost importance.
In HBO's "Dancing in September" the filmmaker Reggie Rock Blythewood dramatizes the enduring conflict between artistic integrity and ambition but with a crucial reconfiguration, putting race into the mix.
Perhaps exhausted by all the one-man tragedies he had been enduring, Aeschylus decided it was time for some innovation and added a second actor to the mix in 471 B.C. (There was also the chorus of course).
From stretching exercises at dawn to lunch on the glacier crest at 7,700 feet to enduring the ever-changing elements in an extreme weather environment, the summer skiing experience is a peerless mix of cool and bizarre.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
