Sentence examples for his persevering from inspiring English sources

Maybe this is the prelude to another wing-and-a-prayer ending, brought to you by Houston and his persevering teammates.

"I can conceive of a man saying it would be droll to write a book in that manner," he continued, "but have no notion of his persevering in executing it".

It is with the greatest of admiration, affection, and gratitude that we will remember him-for his excellent taste and elegant style, his keen wit and unerringly wise counsel, but even more, for his persevering focus on making our Museum and our City better, more effective, and more beautiful, today and for generations to come.

If there's a qualifier to this, it is that Mr. Klugman does most of the heavy lifting, thoroughly enjoying himself as he drives everyone around him to the edge, particularly his character's well-meaning agent-nephew (an appropriately harried Michael Mastro) and his persevering nurse (a self-assured Ebony Jo-Ann).

All week he had been praised for the dogged quality of his positivity, his persevering good cheer in the face of adversity; like Hamlet he would have been perfectly entitled to bang on about the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune but he chose not to, displaying an almost inappropriate felicity instead.

Everyone at Tianjin University was deeply inspired by his persevering spirit, which has become invaluable wealth to this institution.

Some argue that a better alternative to war is to keep Mr Hussein in his box, persevering with the strategy of containment.

We owe him so much for his warmth, his comprehensive and persevering input to the entire project and particularly for his positive involvement in this study.

He added that Mr. Lipsey and his team "persevered in a tough fight and a tough legal situation".

This solved the problem of the spade 10, allowing declarer to win in his hand, persevere with spades and make 12 easy tricks.

After failing to organize the construction of a Morse line in Europe, Morse alone among his partners persevered in promoting the telegraph, and in 1843 he was finally able to obtain financial support from Congress for the first telegraph line in the United States, from Baltimore to Washington.