Sentence examples for persistent home from inspiring English sources

And the persistent home side, noticeably tiring, were finished off when Espinoza fed Fortune, who finished from 10 yards out.

Fire OS, as Amazon calls it, has menus on the top and bottom and a persistent "home" and "back" button that gets you back to the main screens.

22 In an evaluation of the 'Warm Front' affordable warmth installation scheme in England, preferences for low temperatures and a belief these make you hardy accounted for persistent cold home temperatures after installation.

I watched Bob Feller pitch plenty of times in my youth — there were only eight teams in each league then, and the same visitors turned up again at Yankee Stadium with something like the frequency of a persistent aunt at home.

By Roger Angell December 16, 2010 I watched Bob Feller pitch plenty of times in my youth — there were only eight teams in each league then, and the same visitors turned up again at Yankee Stadium with something like the frequency of a persistent aunt at home.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I watched Bob Feller pitch plenty of times in my youth — there were only eight teams in each league then, and the same visitors turned up again at Yankee Stadium with something like the frequency of a persistent aunt at home.

Slack earlier this year introduced threaded messages in an attempt to give Slack a more persistent and permanent home for certain conversations.

One persistent limitation of home visits is that community members, including volunteers, usually lack the tools and measurement skills with which to identify newborns as small and at-risk.

Results showed that the insecticides were persistent in the home with little variability in air concentrations over the 2 months and contributed to chronic maternal inhalation exposures during pregnancy.

Yet the persistent shortage of home-grown technology workers to fill these high-skill, high-wage jobs does suggest that something is amiss in the labor market.

Faced with competition from televised NFL games and a persistent perception that home-grown football was second-rate, the CFL saw TV revenues fall to $240,000 per club by 1991.