Sentence examples for constantly come to from inspiring English sources

People who support the ruling say that it has been unfair that the Dominican Republic, a poor country in its own right, has had to constantly come to the aid of Haiti and its people.

People from all over the world constantly come to Google in hope of finding answers to their various questions and problems.

While I was at university in Connecticut he would constantly come to Toad's Place in New Haven and would do his spoken word.

You have to constantly come to terms with how you feel about money.

Jennings tries so hard, and constantly comes to grief.

"The antibalaka leaders were constantly coming to say the Muslims needed to leave," he said.

Mr. Jones said his own two children "are constantly coming to me saying I want to sign up for this game".

Since we left the scene of disaster, reports of more of the dead and dying are constantly coming to us.

All of his children are grown, with families, and it is only Ricky who is constantly coming to his elderly father for help in extricating himself from his troubles.

As for the eternity of duration, ar-Razi noted that time (the relative temporal notion) is constantly perishing and coming to be inasmuch as all past time has ceased to be, while future time is constantly coming to be.

"My oncologists are constantly coming to me and asking, "What else do you know about the molecular signature of these patients?' " Halaban says.