Sentence examples for sustained by two from inspiring English sources

The injury is the same one sustained by two other Mets pitchers in recent years, Johan Santana and Chris Young.

Pressure on Mr Tung was sustained by two further protests not nearly as large as the one on July 1st but still involving tens of thousands of people.

Disney's figures this year have been sustained by two global hits – Toy Story 3 and Alice in Wonderland – while other wannabe blockbusters, such as Prince of Persia and The Sorcerer's Apprentice, are generally held to have underperformed.

Each scene revolves around a new wound — whether accidental, self-inflicted or from fights with others — sustained by two emotionally damaged friends who minister to each other's physical hurts but struggle to tend to their psychological pain.

Australia were also sustained by two last-wicket partnerships that gave them a combined total of 228 runs for two wickets (226 runs more than the combined total from their England counterparts) against 348 for 18 from the rest of the batting which remains flimsy.

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He was found responsible for serious injuries sustained by four people during the performance of exorcisms, the report said.

A person's life (sheng) is sustained by three "treasures," or principles: jing ("essence"), qi ("vital breath"), and shen ("spirit").

Ms. Shange and Ms. Bayeza, 59, worked for 15 years on the complex task of jointly writing a novel that features seven generations of an African-American family sustained by one another and by music.

In each line I discovered the crushing power of print, for what I had constructed with so much love and pain as a humble imitation of a universal genius was revealed to me as an obscure, weak monologue, barely sustained by three or four consolatory sentences.

This teetering political balance is sustained by three distinct voting groups: African-Americans in Atlanta and a few smaller cities, who vote Democratic; suburbanites, many of them newcomers, in the growing rings around Atlanta, who tend to be Republican but will support centrist Democrats, and rural voters, who are less tied to party affiliations.