Sentence examples for constant pastime from inspiring English sources

John Robinson 11pm, GOLD Since his death in 1994, wondering what Bill Hicks would have made of the world's mounting absurdities has been a constant pastime among his fans – so the year of Trump feels like a pertinent time to revisit this 1991 show.

His constant demands and his favorite pastime — listening to the singer of the title — exhaust his quietly suffering sister.

Widespread reading for pleasure became well established in the 17th and 18th centuries — and set off alarms about the lascivious or subversive effects on women from a solitary pastime unrestrained by constant surveillance.

"Fashion is such an ostentatious consumer pastime, there is the need for constant feedback.

–Do you think constant blogging indicates signs of an unhealthy obsession or spirited pastime?

Early European explorers and travelers praised the skills of Hawaiian surfers, but 19th-century missionaries assigned to the islands disapproved of the "constant intermingling, without any restraint, of persons of both sexes" and banned the pastime.

And, without a constant stream of ESPN or HGTV, there are opportunities for conversation (a quaint 19th-century pastime).

She took her brush, painted her shoes green and said, 'I'm ready.' " Another constant was nature — happily getting lost at lunchtime in the park of her Barcelona school, a pastime that became more profound after she got her first pair of glasses as a teenager.

Basketball is another encouraged pastime.

What separates pastime from disorder?

Conversation was the principal pastime.