Sentence examples for with indispensable from inspiring English sources

Like the graveyards of France, those in Ireland are filled with indispensable men.

WASHINGTON — Charles de Gaulle, who famously said the graveyards are filled with indispensable men, was wrong.

With "indispensable," we may also be led astray by the similar-sounding "indefensible," which has an "i".

Howard served the Funds for more than 30 years with indispensable expertise that helped us improve the quality of life for our members.

But Howard Rich, the chairman of U.S. Term Limits, a group that opposes what it calls "career politicians," repeated a line often attributed to Charles de Gaulle: "The graveyards are filled with indispensable men".

Given the form and language of Mr. Tanzer's critiques, he seems to compete not with indispensable wine and lifestyle magazines like Wine Spectator and Wine & Spirits but with Robert M. Parker Jr.'s powerful Wine Advocate.

The prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, congratulated the new president on his victory and vowed to work with him to strengthen Spain's relationship with an "indispensable ally".

If it's a lean week for new DVD releases, that's just as well: there's no competing with this week's classic reissues, beginning with an indispensable new Blu-ray of Ran (Studiocanal, 12).

Now, with their indispensable cellphones unusable, they all must learn how to be with themselves and with one another.

The machine, chiefly Irish-Catholic but with an indispensable WASP partnership, took over Albany in 1921 and runs it still.

It has spent some time this week with his indispensable contribution to the world of literature, Confessions of a Chelsea Boy.