Sentence examples for indelible contribution from inspiring English sources

William Eggleston has made an indelible contribution to photography as we know it.

Hailed by the Right all over the world, George Orwell made an indelible contribution to the Left.

There's another reason to recognize George Martin's indelible contribution to the Beatles catalogue in the coming weeks.

By Siobhán Bohnacker July 25 , 2014William Eggleston has made an indelible contribution to photography as we know it.

The most indelible contribution was made by Pagán, who ran full speed toward Andre Ethier's fly ball down the line in the second inning.

The $35,000 award was created in 1981 to honor modern dance choreographers who have made an indelible contribution to the art form.

But they mostly persevered, adopted the language and the customs, and made indelible contributions to one of the most beautiful cultures in the world.

One of Beinecke's indelible contributions to the school was his belief that a business school at Yale could follow in the tradition of its other professional schools and train leaders with a broadminded intellectual engagement and a deep commitment to service to society.

He produced eight film scores in all and there can be few more indelible contributions to the genre than the magnificent music he supplied for Alexander Korda's Things to Come (1936).

"The Governors Awards pay tribute to individuals who've made indelible contributions in their respective fields," Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the academy's new president, said in a statement.

What I want people to take away from this is how the foundations of Greek culture is intrinsically responsible for the great and indelible contributions we've had to western civilization.