Sentence examples for a constant march from inspiring English sources

Aside from some excellent news programs, Spanish-language programming seemed like a constant march of lowest common denominator programming.

The constant march toward an undetermined end time, which could come surprisingly soon and feel like a rip-off or march painfully on and on to the bewilderment of all observers.

The characters are more or less generic immigrant archetypes, but the actors do a great job of hiding how exhausted they must be from the constant march of history and costume changes (2 00).

Their characters are more or less generic immigrant archetypes, but the actors do a great job of hiding how exhausted they must be from the constant march of history and costume changes.

The constant march of inflation also dilutes the meaning of 10,000.

Her world is somewhat less rarefied than that of her husband: she can steal away with less fuss, and her events bring her into more contact with ordinary citizens than his constant march of briefings.

Organizations that are unrealistically lean have zero financial breathing room.... Conscious that our mere existence means we've promised the people we serve that we will always be there, my board of directors requires me as CEO to maintain a constant six-month operating cushion.

That said, I've only narrowly escaped buying a big bag of radar onions on the internet (my name is Allan and I am an addict!) The constant August rain has encouraged me to lift the last of the potatoes (still haunted by leaving it late in our first year and having to throw away too many spooky, mushy, blighted spuds).

These theoretical results, could be useful in the interpretation of experimental results obtained with the method known as diffraction elastic constant (DEC).

A possible explanation is that the major dietary source of vitamin B-12 (fish), which is also the second major source of methionine after rice, remained relatively constant month by month.

As expected, the TGC values were either constant (Dec. lot) or declining (Sept. lot) at the time of the December 2009 sampling despite the fact that fish numbers had recently been reduced through culling.