The archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, encouraged his congregation to "treat each other with genuine respect of a fellow human being" and to think about "stopping our lives being a constant stream of fast-paced activity which accomplishes little".
Many of whom have their own passions, and that too has kept them from being a constant unified force.
They alleged that Cruise's overseas film shoots had prevented him from being a constant presence in Suri's life.
Deceptively simple, the stories are about adventuresome and variously criminal protagonists, crime and villainy being a constant in Borges's fiction.
From there, Santino had a varied run in the WWE, while being a constant fixture in the mid-card.
In an age of job jumping, he has been there since, handing out basketballs and uniforms but, more importantly, being a constant presence.
By setting out options for what the NHS can provide, by saying "£X lets us do this, but £Y means we can do much more", it will really be saying: if you want to avoid your time in office being a constant battle for which patients/services do or don't deserve funding, find the money to fund the most generous of these options.
The vice president thanked them for "being a constant source of good common-sense advice on how to pursue progressive values in a way that would ensure economic strength, build the economy and lift up the people who most need the benefits of good policy".
Livingstone, who has to earn a living as a broadcaster and writer, as well as being a constant presence in London's city hall, thought it worth his time to join them and give a short speech on the pernicious influence of the US arms industry.
This, along with a clever alternator that recharges the battery only when the car slows instead of being a constant burden on the engine, as is usually the case plus an even cleverer system that turns the engine off when you stop in traffic and restarts it when you depress the clutch, helps keep fuel economy and emissions equally miraculous.
for γ ≠ 0 being a constant.
