Sentence examples for string of heroics from inspiring English sources

They don't mean to be the Cowboy Comeback Kids, but their season-long string of heroics does provide them with an unspoken resolve when they fall behind.

It is possible that an agreement may be reached on a minimalist treaty, but it depends on a string of heroic assumptions: that Mr Sarkozy wins the French presidency; that the Poles can be bullied into accepting institutional change; that some way can be found to buy off Britain; and that almost everybody can avoid referendums.

He has captivated the nation with a string of last-minute heroics, leaving the public wanting more.

Despite dollops of public money and years of heroic effort, a string of towns and smallish cities in Britain's former industrial heartlands are quietly decaying.Middlesbrough, Burnley, Hartlepool, Hull and many others were in trouble even before the financial crisis.

Apparently, festival organizers said, he could not face another string of performances of this daunting heroic tenor role.

The success of Kevin Reynolds's creation (which grossed more than $390m worldwide) set up a string of historically dodgy tales featuring swashbuckling heroics and corrupt powerbrokers, which were all decorated with some truly awful attempts at European accents.

"A lot of heroics to stop them.

"It takes some degree of heroics".

After a string of four wins and three losses, the late-game heroics returned in an overtime victory on November 18 against the Miami Dolphins.

The assumptions are easy to tease out: collective bargaining may be dead, but heroic labour can still earn the individual a string of zeroes.

Two-kilometre string of firecrackers?