Sentence examples for enduring place from inspiring English sources
During the War of 1812 it achieved an enduring place in American naval tradition.
But it's not just the ringing tills that illustrate his enduring place in people's minds.
In doing so they confirmed their emergence as entertainers and surprise candidates for an enduring place in the top four.
The belief did not survive the test of experience, but did earn the Boxer Rebellion an enduring place in popular memory.
A worldwide success after its premiere, Francesca is the one work that's given Zandonai's name any kind of enduring place in the operatic repertory.
Since the 1980s, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement has fiercely defended Mohajir interests, and in turn it has been carried to victory in almost every election and to an enduring place in national coalition governments as well.
Early reports mentioned finds of brooches, an iron sword and Danish coins, and the enduring Norse place names indicate a sustained Viking presence on Hirta, but the visible evidence has been lost.
Coming weeks will reveal the great stresses for which Taksim is merely a symbolic fuse, yet should remind all regardless of home of the essential social wellbeing of enduring public places that bind citizens in shared values in times both of strife and days of joy.
Perhaps most critical for the US and its allies are the enduring limits placed on Iran's uranium enrichment capacity after the initial decade of an agreement.
The Knicks did everything they could to muster a win in Anthony's absence, including starting a rookie in his place; enduring a blistering attack by the Cavaliers star Kyrie Irving; and, well, getting a little lucky with one second remaining.
He and several fellow poets, including Allen Planz, define that "school" rather narrowly: that it is (as you summarize in "An L.I. School of Poetry: Does Such a Thing Exist?") less "a unified outlook or similar elements of style" than "enduring sense of place, focused as much on its natural environment as on its geographical and metaphorical boundaries of the sea and the city".
