Sentence examples for the continuing quest for from inspiring English sources
His studies contributed to the continuing quest for a general theory of the human capacity for language.
In Rye last weekend, the continuing quest for solace took place to the sound of slapshots and body checks.
In the continuing quest for answers, some have pointed toward structural deficiencies in the government — for which the South Korean President, Park Geun-hye, made an unprecedented apology on Tuesday.
IN the continuing quest for ardent fans and movie ticket sales, studios are expanding their marketing arsenal to appeal to home shoppers, a largely female audience of proven purchasers.
In the continuing quest for an Avery Fisher Hall with better acoustics, the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center are experimenting with a stage that would put the orchestra in the center of the auditorium surrounded by seats.
America has a clear role to play in the continuing quest for Middle East peace, regularly consulting Israeli and Arab leaders and encouraging them to talk directly with each other.
Hotel and meeting professionals say that one driver of the trend is simply a continuing quest for the new and the novel, the same impetus that prompted many hotels to tweak their lobby layouts to cater to small business gatherings.
The money will fund TodayTix's continuing quest for domination of NYC, the launch in London in Q1 2015, and building out a team of data scientists and other technologists to optimize the app for diehard theater fans who can really grow the startup's revenue.
My, soon you'll have all of New York clamouring for your work!" By 1965, in his continuing quest for the image to be seen as an image, entirely separate from reality, Lichtenstein was painting oversized brushstrokes.
Pamela Duggan said: "We have asked the court for permission to challenge the inquest's findings as part of our continuing quest for justice for Mark.
IN recent weeks, state regulators fought two battles against federal officials in their continuing quest for autonomy in the oversight of financial institutions.
