Sentence examples for through adversity to from inspiring English sources
Through adversity to the stars.
He's always had to fight his way through adversity to get to any point in the N.F.L".
Though a journey to the stars is fraught with peril and hardship, it remains humanity's most noble imperative: Per ardua ad astra (through adversity to the stars).
I wore a T-shirt inscribed with a variant of my father's old motto from his days in the Royal Air Force: "Through Adversity to the Stairs".
I learned to believe in myself and continue to do so through adversity; to know the importance of choosing the right people to work with; to keep control and a close eye on the details; to know when to be flexible and when not; and to stay grounded.
"That is just one example I will be pointing to, but the best model we can aim to copy is our own," said Neil. "I have reminded the boys of the games in the past where teams have come through adversity to win.
"Per Ardua Ad Astra [through adversity to the stars], that's the Royal Air Force motto, isn't it?" England have never had a manager given to quoting Latin, and Fabio Capello was Italian.
Hodgson has referred his players to the Royal Air Force motto 'Per ardua ad astra' - 'through adversity to the stars' - and has called for supporters "to believe" in his side.
He needed to fight through consistent adversity to grab the first set in a tie breaker, needed to avoid an emotional letdown in the second and then, with Djokovic willing himself to a higher plane, needed to find a way to break him when he served for the fourth set at 5-4 in the gloaming.
Three filmmakers, two films, two comic views on how we humans strive, through all adversity, to find new ways to frak ourselves up.
Critical Myth rated the episode 8 out of 10, praising the direction the writers took with the episode, Sheppard being rather forced to be command of the city with the incapacitation of Weir, as well as comparing the characters' "chance to prove their meddle through extreme adversity" to "The Siege, Part 2".
