Sentence examples for be continued over from inspiring English sources
verb
To proceed with (doing an activity); to prolong (an activity).
- Shall I continue speaking, or will you just interrupt me again?
"Yes, I was, and I think particularly because I knew it would be a long book… My worry was: could that intimate confessional tone of voice and its intense subjectivity be continued over 500-plus pages and seven decades?
Later, increased sexual expectations necessitated that the physical arousal and great sex you had at the start of your relationship be continued over years of your monogamous relationship – even though, frankly, most nights you'd rather watch The Great British Bake Off in old undies than tear off your partner's lingerie with your teeth.
First, if is a solution of then any other solution can be continued over once they contact each other and independently of the definition of around the graph of.
It is argued that teacher development programmes should be designed to build an evidence base from the initial planning stage and be continued over an extended period in order to enable practitioners, researchers and institutions to ask more complex questions on whom the programmes have an impact, and where and why they have impact.
Over time, clinical practice has shown that much lower doses maintain clinical efficacy and with fewer side effects, allowing treatment to be continued over the very long term.
The absence of lasting and sustained benefits for the previously improved BP control in the HDS, once intensive treatment was discontinued, led to the conclusion that to maintain its benefits, tight BP control must be continued over time (8).
It's a discussion I'll be continuing over the coming year in schools who have invited me to speak on the subject.
Talks between Taymor and Spider-Man's producers, however, were understood to be continuing over whether she retains some link with the musical.
I'm told that this upgrade process (at least in San Francisco) will be continuing over the coming weeks.
"Wieland never wanted to repeat things, and he would have hated the thought of his productions' being continued over many years.
This may not necessarily be contradictory to economic sustainability if it is continued over a very long time.
