Sentence examples for always choppy from inspiring English sources

Clips I had seen were always choppy and blocky and constantly rebuffering.

Collodi wrote in a 19th-century Tuscan dialect that I'm told is sinewy and beautiful, but the English in children's editions has always been choppy and awkward.

"Geno always talks about choppy steps your first five or six out of the box.

The Treasury stressed that the recovery was always going to be choppy, suggesting the growth figures are not going to come in at the high end of the forecast.

Google X's raison d'être is embracing far-out ideas, so it's no surprise, really that former director Mike Cassidy is wading into the decidedly choppy and always controversial waters of nuclear energy.

It's just capturing all the frames; it will always look a little choppier on a computer because computers and TVs don't have the same refresh rate.

The show opens avenues that it doesn't always explore, giving it some choppy pacing.

"Underneath, the numbers read well and are ahead of forecasts and the company is doing a lot to make the business sustainable, but lowering 2016 guidance has hurt Burberry today, and luxury is always going to be a choppy sector, quick to react to changes in consumer confidence," said Will Hedden, a dealer at London Capital Group.

Of course, the choppy bangs should always be left alone, swept to the side and covering one half of your face.

Khan's choppy speaking style doesn't always serve him well, but he makes a few jokes, which do.

Those late changes may account for the premiere episode feeling a little choppy and the viewer not always feeling sure where it's going.