Sentence examples for it's sullivan from inspiring English sources
Our south-north crossing bound our family with the emotional ties of shared adversity, and it's Sullivan's contention that road trips bind us together as a nation.
But if you listen to any piece of Sullivan, you sure as hell know it's Sullivan".
No, we're just getting started because the problem isn't the Trintiy after all; it's Sullivan: [W]hen he piously implies that the orbit of The New Republic is immune, or hostile, to the eternal verities of Christianity, he is baiting another class of people, and operating in the vicinity of a different canard.
"ONE of the small but vexing questions confronting anyone in this area with a television set," a critic for a New York newspaper wrote in 1948, "is: 'Why is Ed Sullivan on it every Sunday night?' " It was Sullivan's first year on the air.
It was Sullivan who came up with the much-quoted principle: "Form forever follows function".
Blood Horses: Notes of a Sportswriter's Son is Sullivan's first book.
"The Conservative Soul" is Sullivan's answer to that question.
The darker slate stone colonials that are common in old New England graveyards are Sullivan's favorite.
Gilbert brought a lawsuit, but Sullivan sided with Carte, who was building the Royal English Opera House, the inaugural production of which was to be Sullivan's forthcoming grand opera.
It was all Sullivan's sensibility, but it wasn't all him opining.
