Sentence examples for be constantly at from inspiring English sources

In such a world of networked buildings, communications and computer power would be constantly at hand as people moved around.

GE includes "self-absorption, vanity, superiority, and exhibitionistic tendencies" and people who score high on this aspect of narcissism need to be constantly at the centre of attention.

"These villages have huge problems to solve," Mr. Pouch said, "and it doesn't really work when everybody is a volunteer to be constantly at swords' points.

For someone considered to be constantly at the vanguard of inventive popular music, Thom Yorke's music often sounds, to these ears, to be somewhat … uninventive?

'Some people think the only way to be a reforming Home Secretary is to be constantly at war with the legal establishment,' said one Whitehall source.

People under her seemed to be constantly at odds, vying for the scarce resources they needed to achieve their disparate goals and complaining about what others were or were not doing.

We're constantly at-risk for getting sick.

They're constantly at work.

Horses, especially thoroughbreds, are constantly at risk.

Mr. Gopnik's mind was constantly at work at La Grenouille.

Red Down South was constantly at his side.