Sentence examples for testament to tenacity from inspiring English sources

His win was a testament to tenacity, as he was being driven along with well over half a mile to run.

It also remains a testament to the tenacity of popular delusion.

"The fact that anybody is still in this business is a testament to their tenacity," he said.

"It's a testament to the tenacity of our people that we have any native cultures or religions left in the United States.

"Once Iraq is rebuilt, as it will be," the company said, "it will be a living testament to the tenacity, courage and sacrifice of these employees".

When he's low on cash, he sells off a hundred invisible-dog leashes at $20 apiece; boxes of them still sit in the basement, a testament to the tenacity of far-fetched ideas.

Yet 11percentnt of the construction workforce is female, which is testament to their tenacity and determination to be part of a sector that is one of the key drivers of our economy.

Beyond the potholes, a few feet past the terminus plaque at the end of the Ice Age Trail, a deep gorge of dark stone stood testament to the tenacity of time and fast-flowing water.

Their triumph, which happened on April 9, is only now percolating around the world and is a testament to the tenacity of a pair of Swedes who went to the ends of the Earth AKA Norway to dance "the skies on laughter-silvered wings".

The fact that we're still here, reporting on this shit, is a testament to the tenacity of female journalists.

The elephants' migration is a testament to their perseverance and tenacity to survive in a place where water and food are increasingly hard to come by.