The Cleveland is the only one with a collective identity; its 105 musicians have sustained a consistent approach to symphonic music-making that transcends their conductor.
There was a good exchange between the two fighters midway through the eighth round, but Holmes no longer had the energy to sustain a consistent attack.
As different as these shows are from one another -- and as much as "Mamma Mia!" and "Metamorphoses" hardly conform to conventional notions of Broadway entertainment -- they all, for better or worse, sustain a consistent tone.
I wish that were true, though I'm not sure Allin's posthumous body of work has the rigorous theoretical scaffolding required to sustain a consistent ideological or aesthetic position.
"Our governance model is based on the belief that, through the decentralized creation of the best ideas, autonomy of decision making, and using innovative tools and technologies, we can best sustain a consistent delivery of new, clinically differentiated medicines that really make a difference in patients' lives.
The research firm said so-called PowerSellers eBay sellers who sustain a consistent high volume of monthly sales–are most dissatisfied with falling conversion rates, continued fraud which undermines the eBay platform, increasing competition among sellers, and buyers using alternative channels.
He posits a "doctrine of integration" to fuse "other countries and organizations into arrangements that will sustain a world consistent with U.S. interests and values...
"In the 21st century, the principal aim of American foreign policy is to integrate other countries and organizations into arrangements that will sustain a world consistent with U.S. interests and values, and thereby promote peace, prosperity and justice as widely as possible," he said.
(Kehr) Images From the Edge: Classic and Contemporary Icelandic Cinema (Friday through Thursday) For a nation with approximately the population of Toledo, Ohio, Iceland has managed to sustain a remarkably consistent tradition of filmmaking, back to the silent era but especially dating to the creation of a government film fund in 1978.
A delightful survey of the rambling career of one of America's earliest modernists and possibly its first Cubist, shows that the long decline Weber is supposed to have entered after 1920 is dotted with lively works in several styles and sustained by a consistent and tender sense of color and touch (Smith).
