Sentence examples for remains evergreen from inspiring English sources
It should be grown in the remaining zones —caatinga, mocó land and espinho—, since in those regions it remains evergreen and is highly productive.
Yet, against the odds, Kuhn remains evergreen.
It remains evergreen all winter, and it's magical in the snow.
Leonard Bernstein's first ballet score remains evergreen, filled with jazz and Latin rhythms, as well as urban romance.
The likable, wry score of "Bye Bye Birdie" is, finally, what remains evergreen: an anthem to an optimism that our uneasy society can hardly remember.
Like the genre it helped cement, Built to Spill's formlessness is its innovation; the band remains evergreen by never staying on one branch too long.
The movie "Mean Girls" is nearly a decade old, but the "burn book" at the center of Tina Fey's screenplay remains an evergreen plot device.
THE group's feel-good, relentlessly bouncy songs have grown so popular over time that "Abba Gold," their greatest-hits collection, remains an evergreen big seller.
It was, in fact, a Cadillac hearse that bore Dr. Stoute's remains to Evergreen Cemetery in Brooklyn from outside the Abyssinian Baptist Church on West 138th Street.
What can painting achieve remains an evergreen question, especially in the photographic age, and Richter frames it in so many ways.
A masterclass in the tale of the "unreliable narrator", it remains an evergreen English classic about an "English gentleman" and the "black and merciless things" concealed behind that label.
