Sentence examples for to strength on from inspiring English sources

So-called African independent churches, which are indigenous to the countries and incorporate local practices, export themselves; missionary-fostered churches that grow to strength on their own preserve Western elements, like elders who govern the church, general assemblies and some liturgy and hymns.

Since being founded in 2008, Mendeley has gone from strength to strength on its guiding principle of open source and free access to research data — a timely message given recent, tragic events.

"Scotland has always had a strong tradition in cycling and its popularity has gone from strength to strength on the back of the amazing achievements of Sir Chris Hoy and Craig MacLean, the accessibility of the magnificent velodrome in Glasgow and the determination of Scottish Cycling to maximise these fantastic opportunities," he said.

Friday's orders also give Trump a chance to show strength on one of his signature issues after the humiliating defeat of the Obamacare replacement bill he backed.

He is at work on a new novel, different from the one he had to abandon, and he continues to battle to regain strength on his right side.

BBC Radio 5 Live went from strength to strength, piling on 437,000 listeners in theplast three months of 2002 with a total audience of 6.274 million.

It moved north-northeastward, and after a turn to the northwest, the system intensified to hurricane strength on September 10.

American Airlines said that its fleet of 300 MD-80 jetliners was back to full strength on Sunday, after the cancellation of about 3,300 flights last week.

It was true that whereas Liverpool were at close to full strength on the south coast, Martínez named a distinctly unfamiliar team.

The welded specimens are subsequently subjected to tensile strength on a universal tensile testing machine.

Leanne Wood's confidence was reflected in some timely interventions while the Lib Dems pointed to Kirsty Williams' strength on a range of subjects.