Sentence examples for indispensable presence from inspiring English sources
She is glimpsed in flashes, a remark, an insight, an indispensable presence on too many reading tours, increasingly ill.
One wasn't quite sure whether Guinness was there or not; but now that he has vanished he suddenly feels more real a more indispensable presence, at once more saintly and sinister than ever before.
The bartenders, Mr. Rom and Paul Novack, have been there about 35 years between them, and Mr. Conklin has been the ringmaster and indispensable presence since the doors opened.
And as it did, it transmitted itself less in houses of worship than in the tents of carpet sellers, in wine shops and bakeries and maybe most of all at the tables found in every market town where stacks of coins signaled the indispensable presence of the moneylender.
These mostly Hispanic workers, some of whom are in the country illegally, have suddenly become a ubiquitous and indispensable presence in seaside communities in New York and New Jersey, where residents who might once have spurned hiring them are racing to make their homes livable again as soon as possible.
The only true indispensable presence during these shows is Lamar, whose recent television appearances have been incendiary.
Smith took the field for every Jets special-teams play, his presence as indispensable as Tomlinson, or Sanchez, but with less fanfare.
Modernization was a priority — particularly in France, whose economy had been heavily agricultural — and an American military presence was indispensable for keeping the Soviets contained, and also the Germans, whom many still feared.
Again, this is fascinating, and teachable but not explicity taught by Rosetta Stone.Perhaps the most persistent little puzzle in Rosetta Stone Mandarin is the presence of indispensable yet inscrutable little words all over the place.
"Isn't that easier for anyone?" The Great Dayne Experiment has only begun, and there may be games in which Barber's presence is indispensable on every series, but it is clear that the Giants have not given up on making something of Dayne, their first-round pick in 2000.
