Sentence examples for striving on from inspiring English sources

But Jay-Z is still striving on "Magna Carta... Holy Grail".

THE sounds of spring and the spectacle of athletes striving on green fields are changing.

Spinoza faithfully reiterates this passive sense of "striving" on Descartes' behalf in PCP IIId3.

Mr Embling, 56, from Bridgend, said: "Helen has won two world championships to date and certainly in terms of the inspiration that she provokes, and is provoking, is absolutely fantastic and we at the club are striving on the back of that".

At one time, perhaps, those approaches resonated, playing into the myth of rugged individualism, and the idea that we're better off striving on our own than working together.

When Timothy A. Judge of Notre Dame and John Kammeyer-Mueller of Business University of Florida looked at the impact of striving on the life outcomes of 717 Americans, they found a troubling trend.

"Let us strive on," he said, "to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan".

"I will never stop fighting and striving to hold on to [Von D]," James told People.

What Bush is striving for, on the evidence of the choices he has made so far, is bold in its ambition: markets unleashed, resources exploited.

So that's what we strive on".

"That's something I strive on," said Johnson, who finished with 11 points.