Sentence examples for sustained some of from inspiring English sources

Poetry sustained some of that momentum; art did not, but this could be changing.

West Liberty, in eastern Kentucky, sustained some of the worst damage, he said.

But his industry sustained some of the biggest losses outside of investment banking in the economic downturn of the last few years.

Greig Cooke and Andreja Rauch tried to get together in "Grand Junction" to recorded music -- some of it low and sustained, some of it sharp and clattery -- by Kimmo Pohjonnen, Nye Parry and Julian Swales.

These are men who have sustained some of the finest soccer on the planet for five years now — and putting each of them through heart, lung and muscle screenings is as routine as testing Formula One engines for stresses on the road.

The island sustained some of the most significant damage inflicted by Elena, including several hundred damaged or demolished homes.

Although it was very difficult to determine the number of properties destroyed during and after Operation Storm since a large number of houses sustained some degree of damage since the beginning of the war, Human Rights Watch estimated that more than 5,000 houses were destroyed in the area during and after the battle.

Yet their earnings help sustain some of the poorest people on the globe.

She appeared unable to sustain some of the moods her choreography attempted to evoke.

It is now critically important to sustain some of the positive momentum established there.

Together they will do much to sustain some of the nation's most compelling pieces of history.