Sentence examples for persisted bringing from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Culture had pressed Álvarez to stop meeting the Mashco, but he had persisted, bringing them bananas.

But problems persist bringing in diesel fuel, hobbling efforts to gear up aid distribution, Edmond Mulet, the chief United Nations official in Haiti, said in a videoconference with reporters.

I knew this, and yet I persisted in bringing pork bellies into my mother's kitchen, an act that I suppose qualifies as not-so-passively aggressive.

When the trustees became immersed recently in a battle over a proposed nightclub at 38 Gramercy Park North, the unthinkable prospect sparked the exploration of a precedent-setting punishment: if 38 Gramercy's board persisted in bringing a bar to the park, a direct affront to the 1831 Ruggles indenture, perhaps the building deserved to forfeit its park keys.

If attacked, simply hide your villagers inside and if the enemy persists, bring in your troops.

Yet the favelas persist in bringing their own art to the world.

"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England," it forecasted.

This one has been lurking as a problem with an amorphous solution: how to contain the clutter my children persist in bringing in the car?

"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England.

So Mr. Nixon persisted, helped to bring down Mr. Hiss in one of the most sensational cases of the century, and was elected to the Senate in 1950.

Ah, but you don't understand, she persisted, the Wheel has brought myriads of tourists and millions of pounds of inward investment to the Falkirk area.