Sentence examples for keeps its strength from inspiring English sources

It has the highest melting point of any metal, it is tougher than steel, and it keeps its strength at high temperatures — an ideal metal!" Uncle had a variety of tungsten bars in his office — some he used as paperweights, but others had no discernible function whatever, except to give pleasure to their owner and maker.

As they move further away from one another, the gluon field does not get weaker- it keeps its strength no matter how far apart the quarks get.

It hopes to keep its strength and its unity for the provincial and national elections, in 2011.

"The UK higher education section is likely to remain resilient in the face of change and to keep its strength over the long term," it said.

The yen edged lower after the Bank of Japan sold the currency to keep its strength from impeding economic growth.

At one point, the group around Nicole Haley, who has used a wheelchair since she fell off a ladder two years ago, resorted to singing "You've Lost that Loving Feeling," to keep its strength up, and sent renditions over walkie-talkies to other groups.

The results showed that the intumescent fire retardant filled polypropylene has superior flammability properties and keeps its mechanical strength.

It is time for America to keep its military strength at home.Michael HallDecatur, GeorgiaSIR – Continuous media coverage of the attack on the World Trade Centre and its aftermath has brought a large proportion of people in the developed world both to a state of acute empathy with those who have lost loved ones and to the belief that September 11th was unique.

To ensure secure operation of the magnet coils, the insulation system must keep its mechanical strength over the whole plant lifetime in a gamma and fast neutron radiation environment.

As the President told graduating cadets at West Point in 2002, America intends to keep its "military strengths beyond challenge, thereby making the destabilizing arms races of other eras pointless, and limiting rivalries to trade and other pursuits of peace".

A child doesn't stop trying to walk when it falls; it just keeps using its strength to make one more step, until walking becomes effortless and fun.