Sentence examples for constantly finds from inspiring English sources

He constantly finds himself in dangerous situations and has to use all of his talents to survive.

Mr. Williams constantly finds iconographic features that convince him the Valencia was destined to become a religious sanctuary.

In Homer's Odyssey, that original story of being in search of home, the narrator constantly finds "ordinary" analogies for epic events.

(In this case, Ms. Morgan might be "a total Amy," a reference to the show's Amy Brookheimer, who, as the vice president's chief of staff, constantly finds herself defending her boss's image).

Mr. Hurt, who before London had not acted in a Beckett play, said he was fascinated by how the playwright "constantly finds a way of putting his finger on things that are universal".

There are scarcely any glimpses of sky in Andrei Rublev; the camera keeps its nose down and - I don't know how - Tarkovsky constantly finds views in which the earth seems to rise up, filling the screen.

I constantly find new bits of it to love.

While Queensland kickers constantly found grass, New South Wales kickers typically found Billy Slater's chest.

I constantly found that I wanted to skip over the really scary parts.

I was crashed into, spun, tipped out, and constantly found the ball ripped from my grasp.

He constantly found himself a step or two behind the smaller, more agile players.