Sentence examples for keep tenacious from inspiring English sources

McConnell-Miller told her "Keep tenacious on defense".

That the latter keeps a tenacious hold on popular affections is demonstrated by figures listing Rudolf Friml's Rose Marie (1924) and Sigmund Romberg's The Desert Song (1926) as the most frequently performed works in U.S. musical theatre, in terms of both amateur and professional performances.

She said that Haines had showed her that "if you're tenacious, keep your humor, and go to the beat of your own drummer, the world is a wonderful place.

"You have to be quite tenacious and keep going back and checking that things are actually happening".

But a small group of victims who survived the atrocities of Mr. Habré's secret police have kept up a tenacious campaign to seek justice.

Damaged but not broken, Cromwell keeps climbing, agile, tenacious and without illusions; as he says in the third novel, smiling, "Every chancer has his chance with me".

Some are little more than gnarled, fantastically twisted stumps kept alive by tenacious new branches that sprout from seemingly dead wood.

The soil itself is a sandy and acidic stew of scalloped bluestone, fieldstones the size of microwave ovens, and the sort of strong and tenacious roots that keep hardwood trees from toppling over in such inhospitable terrain.

Make sure that you keep nominating those deserving startups, tenacious entrepreneurs and clairvoyant investors.

But more sordid details keep coming out from some tenacious reporting by the Norwegian press.

Watters also mentioned lulls in enemy intelligence, but he said that the it remained tenacious enough to keep the enemies formidable.