Sentence examples similar to constantly build up from inspiring English sources
Margot (does the name come unconsciously from Bette Davis's Margo Channing in All About Eve?) is a destructive force, undermining everyone around her. She's on the point of leaving her writer husband, but withholds this from her son, whose confidence she constantly builds up and brings down.
An entrepreneur who's grown up in the somewhat schizophrenic Valley ecosystem– a place where they are constantly built up with valuations and cash but also constantly torn down by haters and the endless scrutiny of the blogosphere and competitors– rarely has quite the same honeymoon Groupon has had.
Civilisations constantly build upon themselves.
Instead the Maysles' camera constantly circles to build up a picture of two woman who love and loathe each other, trapped together in a crumbling house with raccoons in the attic and cats running wild, seemingly surviving on corn and crackers leavened with the odd glass of wine or Bacardi and Coke.
I've taken a back seat for a long time, playing in other people's bands and constantly trying to build up my confidence.
In babies with storage diseases, toxins build up constantly.
Snacking constantly can cause plaque to build up on your teeth, which can increase the risk of getting cavities.
If high levels of alcohol are constantly being processed through the liver, acetaldehyde can build up.
Before filming I'll be constantly thinking about my role at the back of my mind and slowly build up the intensity until I can explode on set.
