Sentence examples for momentum of their recent from inspiring English sources

But the Bears hope to arrive riding the momentum of their recent play, a string a close losses that included the most painful of all: a controversial 1-point defeat at U.C.L.A. on Saturday.

However, a poor start to the season means that Sale still sit bottom of the Premiership table, five points off nearest rivals London Irish, but winger Cueto feels the club can build on the momentum from their recent run of form.

Economic and demographic pressures have a momentum of their own.

Are the BRICs developing a momentum of their own?

Nativism and resentment have a dangerous momentum of their own.

Recent developments in the Middle East bear a disquieting resemblance to the history of the start of the First World War; once again, we are seeing how easy it is for events to acquire an unwanted momentum of their own.

He hopes to become UKIP's first MP as the party seeks to capitalise on the momentum of its recent first place in the European Parliament elections.

The establishment of the church sanctuary network — which is particularly strong in Austin and in Los Angeles — follows the momentum of a recent action called Sanctuary2014, which also shielded immigrants from deportation, and it follows the example of the massive Sanctuary Movement of the 1980's, which protected mainly Central American arrivals.

Although 1970's feminists like Adrienne Rich and Jane Lazarre wrote about their bipolar swings between loving and resenting their children, the family-values momentum of recent decades has swept aside most of the dialogue that is less than pro-natal.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, is in the Middle East trying to build on the momentum of recent days.

During an evening news conference, Mr. Gates said the mission facing American, Iraqi and allied forces was to "work together not only to sustain the momentum of recent months, but to build on it".