Sentence examples for began a continuous from inspiring English sources
As soon as they began the discussion, however, hecklers decked in "Make America Great Again" hats began a continuous and persistent chorus of boos, slogans, and insults….
Beginning with the July 5 Battle of Osan, US troops began a continuous and unsuccessful ground campaign against the North Koreans, and many of the US air assets were used in close air support and airstrike roles to aid the faltering ground troops.
The population of Tikal began a continuous curve of growth starting in the Preclassic Period (approximately 2000 BC – AD 200), with a peak in the Late Classic with the population growing rapidly from AD 700 through to 830, followed by a sharp decline.
In 1999, NHANES began a continuous data collection process as opposed to episodic data collection in earlier years.
Whether Communist, Ku Klux Klan or Birchers!" The crowd boos and begins a continuous cheer of "We want Barry!" "There is no place in this Republican Party for those who would infiltrate its ranks, distort its aims and convert it into a cloak of apparent respectability for a dangerous extremism.
Ms. Dennis is a direct descendant of Prince Perkins, a free black veteran of the Revolutionary War who came to Pennsylvania from Connecticut and bought the farm in 1793, beginning a continuous record of family ownership that is now in its eighth generation.
The interactive auto-optimization tool provides a sculpting interaction, where the user can begin a continuous geometry optimization and switch back to the draw or adjustment tools and change the shape and structure of the molecule while observing the new structure being optimized.
At 16 30 on 19 February the preparations were complete and the bombardment began, 14 heavy cannon and 28 mortars beginning a continuous attack on the fort which lasted for the next four days.
When surgery was about to begin, a continuous infusion of either starch or Ringer's lactate was given via an infusion pump at a rate of 12 ml/kg over 1 hour.
His revivals achieved spectacular success in large cities, and in 1832 he began an almost continuous revival in New York City as minister of the Second Free Presbyterian Church.
Average car fuel economy declined, and imports began an almost continuous two-decade climb.The latest oil shock was far more drawn out than its predecessors, but the effects may be just as far-reaching.
