Sentence examples for staunch work from inspiring English sources

His parents, Henry and Anna, were middle-class German immigrants with a staunch work ethic.

I'm not sure Miller gets the credit she deserves for her own staunch work.

47 min: Staunch work by Denton, who has been quiet so far, but powers Scotland out of their own 22 and away from bother.

The rest of the action can thus be folded into summary — feeble but also staunch work by the veteran Sox starter Jake Peavy, who gave up four hits and two runs in the first inning, and pitched out of something worse, then escaped a further pickle, in the fourth, when he loaded the bases with no outs but wiggled free.

Vernon immediately won it back with an intercept but Scarlets held firm after more staunch defensive work and another close-range penalty to touch went awry for Townsend's men.

We remain firmly focused on growing the game in Australia for fans and participants, while at international level we will be staunch in working with the ICC and other member countries to protect the interests of the game globally".

The two parties remain "two staunch opponents, working together to find answers to the most critical questions facing Britain today, pioneering major reforms that will stand the test of time".

But I think war has been the dominant condition of humankind, and peace has been the anomaly — certainly sustained periods of peace that profit great masses of people — and I think war has worked, even awful hellish wars: worked to staunch fascist aggression in Europe, worked to preserve the Union after secession in the United States, etc.

The details are still sketchy, and many doubt that these old-line corporations can create this technology and whether such staunch competitors can work together.

Staunch campaigner She works as a carer, a cleaner, takes in lodgers, teaches English as a foreign language and makes hanging baskets.

"Right-to-work just allows the freeloaders not to pay for their share," said Wisconsin Democratic state Rep. Frederick Kessler, a labor arbitrator and staunch right-to-work opponent.