Sentence examples for constantly at battle from inspiring English sources

Within the underappreciated totems of fifties cool, Whyte was more Bellow than Kerouac, more Basie than Coltrane, less an advocate for nonconformity than a critic of an imbalance in two ethics constantly at battle in American society and thought.

"We were constantly at battle with Mr. Sussman over issues of community involvement". "He has a brash personality," Pacheco said last week.

AHRENS: I would have had to take notice of it-at least my officers would have reported it to me, because my officers were constantly at the regimental battle headquarters, whereas I, as a regimental commander, was of course, frequently on the way.

A college friend and his Ranger unit were returning from Afghanistan, and I had visions of writing a tale of young men constantly at war but in between battles.

It was a constantly shifting battle of ever-mutating enemies.

"We're constantly in battle".

But Penhall also shows how the most delicate on-stage harmonies were accompanined by deep personal disharmonies, with Ray constantly at war with his madcap brother, Dave, or the band engaged in battles with exploitative middle-men or American unions.

In other words, that community was almost constantly at war with lethal enemies, and apostasy in that context meant changing one's side in battle – something which we still penalise as high-treason.

They're constantly at work.

Dr. Rajagopal lectures constantly at small hospitals.

Thomas was terrorised constantly at Central.