Sentence examples for indispensable on the from inspiring English sources

No, New York political leaders will eventually pronounce themselves indispensable on the South Asian front for one simple reason: local census figures.

The novelist and screenwriter William Boyd found Clark indispensable on The Trench (1999), a first world war drama, the first and only feature Boyd directed.

The writer who was perhaps most in tune with the booming twenties, F. Scott Fitzgerald, had already been to Hollywood and was nearly lured into a starring role (along with Zelda) in a movie adaptation of "This Side of Paradise Aaron Lathamam's in-depth study of Fitzgerald's movie work, "Crazy Sundays," is indispensable on the subject).

NEWPORT, Wales — Overlooked by his captain during the opening ceremony, Stewart Cink looked increasingly indispensable on the Ryder Cup's busiest day, rolling in timely putts from near and far on the soft greens and finding a way, with ample support from his rookie partner, Matt Kuchar, to get the better of one of Europe's most potent pairs Saturday.

Given that he was in many respects unique and seemingly indispensable on the IP front (we are talking here about the inventor of Creative Commons), that's setting the bar quite high.But a small quibble, compared to the admiration you have to feel for Mr Lessig's intellect and engagement.

We believe that the engineering geologist can become even more indispensable on the world scene.

The sleep mask, however, was indispensable on those rare occasions when I felt like sleeping.

Inclusion of the accumulation resistance is shown to be indispensable to the on-resistance of the T-MOS especially for a relatively large value of the trench width.

It is, film people agree, one of the few indispensable books on the movies.

These thoughts occurred to me when I was reading a chapter on fish in the forthcoming new edition of Harold McGee's indispensable "On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen, Completely Revised and Updated" (Scribner, November 2004) and its dismaying list of endangered species.

Cohen's will remain the indispensable book on the subject.