Now, on his latest visit, Mr. Constant agreed to move to New York — but only after one last project.
The tremendous flow of goods means that everyone, from customs inspectors and carriers to port officials themselves, is under constant pressure to move material as quickly as possible.
In response to constant calls to move the race to another site and a decades-long battle with the Formula One promoter, Bernie Ecclestone, the circuit has finally built a new pit and paddock complex this year.
Mr. Rivette shows a constant tendency to move backward, to find the ultimate context, and that has often come close to a wish to include, or allude to, the way the whole enterprise is being filmed.
McGee's constant drive to move forward keeps his work engaged, adaptable and relevant.
Even the architect of Obama's deportation policy, former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, long ago lamented restrictionists' constant efforts to "move the goalposts" on immigration reform.
All the stories about the constant pressure to move faster, grow more, code and ship, show better metrics, add more revenue, are all true.
For a population of objects in a constant environment to move on this landscape, new genotypes need to be produced by mutation and recombination or be imported by migration.
But she also happened to hear a cautionary tale about a friend, also deeply in debt, who had decided not to declare bankruptcy — and ended up living in constant strain, unable to move forward with life.
There were constant reminders not to move my legs or twist my body in ways that could cause one or both hips to dislocate, a painful and dispiriting setback.
