Sentence examples for presence continues from inspiring English sources
Their presence continues to be startling -- and scary -- to many Gazans.
His presence continues to be felt through the lives of his families and friends.
In the boxing community, Kazakhstan's presence continues to grow with its boxing leaders serving as high-ranking members of the Amateur International Boxing Association, which governs Olympic boxing.
Contador's presence continues a tradition of winners or favourites enshrouded in suspicion that – with the exception of Carlos Sastre in 2008 – stretches back to 1996.
But the nonpartisan nature of the race has also allowed Mr. Miller to stay at arm's length from Mr. Gore, who is behind in most Georgia polls, and to portray himself as several steps above party bickering in a state where the Republican presence continues to grow.
Her presence continues to roar and crackle, in all its overdone glory: the tight-waisted nineteen-fifties frocks; the buzzing beehive of hair that nodded towards the Ronettes; the great batwings of mascara swooping up from the corner of each eye; and the tattoos with which, for love or a lark, she defaced the walls of her body like graffiti.
Even as she entered her 90s, Elsie's pink-smocked presence continued to lend assistance and comfort to countless patients and visitors.
The FSB's invisible presence continued; the agency became an intangible part of my Moscow life – sometimes loudly, sometimes quietly, with someone in a back room clearly turning the volume of minor persecution up and down.
In a recent research note, Barclays Capital forecasts that 10 of America's 25 leading banks will reveal a first-quarter loss as middle-ranking institutions without a Wall Street presence continue to struggle.
The record wasn't even out yet!" ABC's chart presence continued to diminish, and in the late 80s Fry was out of action for a time, fighting Hodgkin lymphoma, a rare form of cancer.
The Jewish presence continued to fade for years, and it was not until 1992, after the fall of the Soviet Union, that Cuba changed its constitution, allowing for religious freedom.
