Sentence examples for the proving from inspiring English sources
verb
To demonstrate that something is true or viable; to give proof for.
It is the proving ground of great street reporting, a showcase of fine writing.
It was the incubator of the Harlem Renaissance, the proving ground of jazz and the birthplace of hip-hop.
"We are the crossroads of the American Revolution and the proving grounds of the high-tech revolution".
But as she returns to the proving grounds of a Grand Slam event, Safina must still manage a tangled legacy.
Without that sojourn in Spain, where red clay remains the proving ground of choice, Murray would probably not be the clay-court threat he is today.
When the plan for autonomous durability testing was approved, the proving grounds team began creating precise maps of the test-track roads.
The prototype was completed three months later and delivered to the proving grounds in Carabanchel, Madrid.
For now, Colorado and Washington are the proving grounds for legalization.
The shallow penetration depth of the proving wave explains the proportionally high protein absorbance measured relative to the protein to dry polysaccharide ratio (~12%% = 3.5/29 mg).
The Proving Ground.By G. Bruce Knecht.Little, Brown; 320 pages; $24.95.
Six hours later, we were back at the proving ground.
