Sentence examples for constantly delayed from inspiring English sources

They're constantly delayed.

"We are all exhausted by this, families and defendants, so to have the verdict constantly delayed has been infuriating.

Already, timetable alterations have forced Dobson to change trains twice to return home to pick up her child and she factors in an extra hour after being constantly delayed.

Twenty years ago, when Death and the Maiden, the play that tells this story, opened in London at the Royal Court Upstairs, the country where that woman, Paulina, awaited a constantly delayed justice, was my own Chile or the Argentina where I was born.

Yeah, the one that constantly delayed and ultimately canceled awhile back.

Experienced passengers know that when a flight is constantly delayed it will eventually wind up being canceled.

Kevin Shields, the band's leader, became something of an Orson Welles after "Loveless," constantly delaying a follow-up album (which never came) and fuelling speculation regarding his one classic album.

"The sport should have taken a much firmer stance earlier this year rather than constantly delaying its decision in hope of being able to reschedule it in 2011," wrote the Australian on his personal website after news of the race's reinstatement first emerged.

Webber, writing on his official website, added: "In my personal opinion, the sport should have taken a much firmer stance earlier this year rather than constantly delaying its decision in the hope of being able to reschedule it in 2011.

"There's this undercurrent to constantly delay this bill, to make it go away, but this issue won't go away," Wardle says.

It's a game full of fascinating sights, and a game which, if you're anything like me, you'll constantly delay getting to the very end of in the hope of always accidentally uncovering something new.