Sentence examples for enduring summer from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to sweet corn — that enduring summer treat — Mr. Davis embraces modernity.

Since he was a child, Matt Mattison has taken part in an enduring summer ritual of the spectacular and rugged Sonoma Coast: donning fins and a mask, and diving to the ocean floor in search of abalone.

Twelve writers recall their most memorable experiences of summer reading, proving perhaps that if you're looking for an enduring summer romance, a good book might be your best bet.

But I'm far from the only one enduring summer in the city by dreaming about ice-cream.

Last week's No. 1, the 19th volume in the "Now That's What I Call Music!" pop anthology series, fell to No. 2, and Mariah Carey's "Emancipation of Mimi" (Island/Def Jam), an enduring summer hit, holds at No. 3. Young Jeezy, a rapper from Atlanta, slipped two spots from last week, landing at No. 4 with "Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101" (Def Jam).

What the American and Irish churches have endured in the last decade and what German Catholics find themselves enduring today is all part of the same grim story: the exposure, years after the fact, of an appalling period in which the Catholic hierarchy responded to an explosion of priestly sex abuse with cover-ups, evasions and criminal negligence.

Eartha Kitt is probably best known today as the performer of an enduring Christmas hit, Santa Baby.

THE BIBLICAL story of the Magi is part of an enduring Christmas tradition, but with an unexpected legacy.

His Second Concerto, a beloved concert staple, is the score of the enduring 1945 film, "Brief Encounter".

"As a husband and a father I cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the Weinstein and Lo Porto families are enduring today," he said.

Some more recent entries are also enduring early summer doldrums, including "Topdog/Underdog," the Pulitzer winner that was spurned by Tony voters in the race for best play.