Sentence examples for has been a continuation from inspiring English sources

The Dawn Wall, with its extraordinary levels of continuous free-climbing difficulty, has been a continuation of that fascination.

That has been a continuation of my life during the last six and a half years as secretary general.

Excluding the mostly smooth evacuation before the storm, Gustav has been a continuation of the dysfunction seen during Katrina and its aftermath.

Preserving a lead came naturally to him last season, when he was the setup man for Mariano Rivera, and this season has been a continuation of that success.

Yet looking at "Annie Get Your Gun" 51 years later, you would never guess how cursed it has been (a continuation from the original stage production, when Berlin replaced Jerome Kern, who had died of a stroke).

But there definitely has been a continuation.

In the 1920s and early 1930s, Meyer Lansky and Bugsy Siegel dealt in murder-for-hire in the New York area; the nationwide Murder, Inc., may have been a continuation of this earlier organization.

"The 70's," he writes, "should have been a continuation of the Terry Southern boom.... Instead, as the new decade began, Southern entered a frustrating and puzzling 25-year stretch of grand projects, fascinating possibilities and dead ends".

When I arrived in Catalonia from England I very quickly learned that people here were reluctant citizens of Spain but realised that after Franco's death it was better to have a democracy of some kind, the alternative could have been a continuation of the military regime under another leader.

When the five male dancers stood near the lip of the Joyce Theater's stage after the American premiere of Philippe Saire's "Lonesome Cowboy" on Thursday night, their bows might have been a continuation of the hourlong work's themes about masculine group identity and behavior.

They've been a continuation ever since we first met, ever since the creation of the United States.