Sentence examples for enduring works from inspiring English sources

The Owl and the Pussycat, first published in 1867, is one of Lear's most enduring works.

These Blue Note classics chronicle the early incarnations of some of Monk's most enduring works.

But the succession of great, enduring works that perhaps could have followed never materialised.

He focuses on "unusually complex, enduring works for what they reveal about the age".

Tinniswood's is the latest in a long line of books on this extraordinary man and his enduring works.

It explores how the need to navigate around the complex public-transport system in London has created enduring works of cartographic art (ltmuseum.co.uk).

This stubbornly enduring work needs no introduction.

Chateaubriand's memoirs have proved to be his most enduring work.

Ian Fleming may be long gone, but his enduring work -- James Bond -- has been resuscitated countless times.

He leaves a legacy of enduring work in stone, wood and bronze that is testament to his immortal spirit.

The flamboyance of its style and imagery has made A Clockwork Orange a monument of modern cinema – but, arguably, less of an enduring work.