Sentence examples for sustaining it right from inspiring English sources

The cumulative welling up I experienced during "Wild" was partly a response to that too infrequent sight: that of a writer finding her voice, and sustaining it, right in front of your eyes.

The title role is notoriously hard to cast; it requires a tenor with power, stamina and a prodigious range, and Michael Spyres does a heroic job in sustaining it right through to the final climactic scene in which the bronze sculpture is cast.

And it ended with another one: "The cumulative welling up I experienced during 'Wild' was partly a response to that too infrequent sight — that of a writer finding her voice, and sustaining it, right in front of your eyes".

"The big thing about our team right now is sustaining effort, sustaining it for the full game," Jackson said.

Would he have had the energy and mastery to form a band, sustain it, recruit the right musicians, survive their eccentricities and addictions, give them music they could play, record it, and keep enough of a popular audience alive to justify the expense of the rest?

A quiet, lyrical contemplation of the relationship between an abandoned theatre and the communities it sustained, it felt completely right, not just because we at Forest Fringe were under threat of losing our own home, but as a timely reminder of the importance any such building can play for the people around it.

We have absolute faith in our latter-day manifest destiny and the three-word religion that sustains it: Might makes right.

"If Jamaica is serious about its development, it has to promote investment in children right from birth, and sustain it during the entire period of childhood".

Can it sustain momentum right through to next year's Oscars, like its Sundance sister, Boyhood?

Before this week, Duval had not played in a month, after sustaining a right wrist injury that left him frustrated and wondering about his game.

By the time I was in my mid-teens and reading long novels, sustaining the right kind of vocabulary and slang in the countryside became harder and harder.