Sentence examples for constant watch on from inspiring English sources

To keep a constant watch on just one of those people, you would need a team of at least six surveillance operatives, Dame Stella says.

NGOs keep a constant watch on big firms.

Aircraft could be wired to allow workers on the ground to keep a constant watch on their health.

Imagine a "digital aunt" sitting in the back seat and keeping a constant watch on the road.

He keeps an almost constant watch on the market (and left CNBC on in the background for the entire lunch).

People can keep a constant watch on their vital organs thanks to sensors that can be worn on the wrist or injected into the blood stream.

"Basically, 'Aqua Dice' is illegal, because you're not allowed to put an object on the water that's unattended, and you're not allowed to go to sea if there's not a constant watch on-board," he said.

I tried to sleep in my cell but I was on constant watch for my anxiety.

Beyond their assumption that the viewers have empty pockets, both programmes feel very modern – indeed, post-modern – in their assumption of a cynical, sophisticated TV audience on constant watch for falsity.

"Officers can't put people they are worried might be suicidal on constant watch so having the listeners means they can go in and sit with them, all night if the need be.

While this runs counter to the bevy of British producers on constant watch for any hit that might work for Broadway, Mr. Grandage is reluctant to transfer plays, either to the West End or to Broadway, that have even the slightest uncertain commercial prospects.