Sentence examples for friends proves from inspiring English sources

It's 2016 after all and, as 2016: Year Friends proves, they can do that all by themselves.

The result is some slackening of tension – MacBride's novels are usually fairly humming with it – but so skilful is the storytelling, and so strong the characterisation, that this window on to the world of some old friends proves both intriguing and engrossing.

As the sky finally darkens over Hyde Park during an encore that includes 'Blue Orchid' and 'I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself', a joyous crowd-singalong version of 'We're Going to be Friends' proves to be one of those moments that you only get at a festival.

Friends proved unreliable.

(This has happened to several of my friends, proving that London-based bleeding-heart liberals rarely date outside their caste).

That first song, released in 2003 by Ed Banger as "We Are Your Friends," proved a dance floor phenomenon, and has been called a sort of generational anthem.

Back in November, the old friends proved their staying power when Mr. Kerry shook up his dysfunctional staff, replacing a campaign manager who had tried to sideline them.

That baptism would have been perfect for John Harris, whose book examines the overlaps between rock and politics in the 1990s, although, in fact, Damon Albarn and his friends proved kind to the author's thesis anyway.

He was always a standout character to me, mostly because of how he handled the loss of his human form, but also how he continued to help his friends, proving what he was didn't change who he was.

The constant interweaving of melody and chords has a pronounced hypnotic effect, as Savall and friends prove on classic recordings of such masterworks as John Dowland's "Lachrimae," William Lawes's Consort Sets, and the Pièces de Viole by Marin Marais and his teacher, Sainte Colombe (the lead characters in "Tous les Matins du Monde").

Those with the fewest number of friends proved to be the most loyal.