Sentence examples for almost constant contact from inspiring English sources

In the case of the emperor penguin on land, the feet are in almost constant contact with ice.

Classes are held two days each month over the period, with attendees encouraged to stay in almost constant contact with their mentors and students.

Athaee was known to have been in almost constant contact with Baghdadi and officials deduced that his presence in the convoy likely meant that Baghdadi was with him.

Even when you're out on a mission you're in almost constant contact with one another, and it makes for a lively experience.

Now Lucas's son Jett has revealed his father is still very much involved with production of the upcoming Episode VII, and keeps in almost constant contact with director JJ Abrams.

Ms. Rice placed new calls to the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, and the Israeli foreign minister, Tzipi Livni, with whom she has been in almost constant contact over the past three days.

Mothers and calves are in almost constant physical contact, and calves have been known to reach out and touch their mothers with their flippers for reassurance.

There were revivals of items unseen for many years, including scenes from "Walkaround Time" (1968) and the duet from "Rondo" (1996), ballroomlike in its slow paths traced around the stage and in the almost constant eye contact between man and woman.

In many African, South Asian, and Latin-American countries, used vehicles imported from North America, Western Europe, and Japan live on almost eternally, in constant contact with numerous repair shops.

It can be concluded that the binding of Cd II) with LL and LA is high at initial stages and becomes almost constant after an optimum contact time of 60 min. Open image in new window Figure 2 Effect of contact time on the percentage removal of Cd II) by LL and LA (metal concentration, 30 mg L−1; temperature, 30°C; adsorbent dosage, 4 g L−1; pH 6).

In private correspondence, Otaiba ― an extremely powerful figure in Washington, D.C., who is reportedly in "in almost constant phone and email contact" with Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's adviser and son-in-law ― is seen pushing for the U.S. to close down its military base in Qatar and otherwise poking at issues that could drive a wedge between the U.S. and that Arab nation.