Sentence examples for who've persisted from inspiring English sources

The book chronicles the ingenuity of those who've persisted under barrel bombs, the vulnerability of those who transgress borders, and the splintering of the rebellion amid disparate visions for Syria's future.

Yet those few who have persisted find the rewards enormous.

Since last June the groups who have persisted in protest have become increasingly militant.

Official figures show that Ed Sheeran, who has persisted with his scruffy image and simple songwriting, was the biggest-selling artist of 2014 with his second album, X.

But Timberlake who made the album with the guidance of Pharrell, another early-aughts star who has persisted into this decade cannot seem to stick to his conceit.

Abortion-rights advocates point to him as a physician who has persisted even as protesters have gone to his home and church.

Its various versions have been downloaded in the neighborhood of a million times, although the number of players who have persisted past an initial attempt is doubtless much smaller.

Every few minutes, one of the workers detaches a bar, slides off its dripping bronze contents, slips the chickens into flat foil-lined bags, and hands them to the customers who have persisted to the head of the line.

Then consider how Ali, who has persisted through devastating personal tragedy, gave birth to a son only 15 months ago – dispelling notions of maternity that are still widely held.

But like the earlier arrest of a person suspected of being a gunman, the announcement left unanswered the larger question of who ordered the killing of Ms. Politkovskaya, a crusading reporter who had persisted in writing critical articles about the war in Chechnya.

It is the product not just of the country's improved – but still far from perfect – political situation but also the efforts of one man, Trevor Ncube, a Bulawayo-born journalist-turned-newspaper-owner who has persisted in publishing newspapers in Zimbabwe when others might have given up.