Sentence examples for consistently go from inspiring English sources

"The Championship is about consistency and you've got to consistently go out there and perform, even though you might not feel like it.

Three months ago he complained that the physical demands of the tour weighed too heavily on players who consistently go deep in big tournaments.

"Values here consistently go up," Mr. Anderson said, "and if you want to sell for any reason, there's never a problem if the home is properly priced".

"Poor marketing of the overnight services by the train companies means that many skiers are unaware or have difficultly finding out about them; and much to the frustration of skiers, these journeys consistently go on sale later than they are supposed to".

They can make certain choices — they consistently go for the cheapest flights, making it hard for an airline to raise prices — but anyone who vows never to fly with a particular airline again will likely have an equally bad experience on a rival carrier soon afterward.

Cumulatively, it could be too deliberately gross-out and easy but, in 2014, Lahiri seems to be the only female character on TV who will – with all the above present – consistently go on about how hot she is, while looking and meaning it.

Give Mr. Byrne credit for consistently going his own way.

"They're consistently going down," said Richard Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commission, a New York group that studies crime and police procedures.

Oracle is consistently going two knots faster, just like the last race Tuesday when Oracle sailed right around New Zealand.

From what I gather, your subscription numbers have consistently gone up in recent years despite an absence of such tosh.

While it has been nominated for best comedy series at the Emmys, the award has consistently gone to Modern Family.