Sentence examples for constantly making it from inspiring English sources

This is partly because education changes constantly, making it tough to keep up.

Google, he said, is "constantly making it better for teams to work, inside and outside the company, with controlled access".

Bond prices fluctuate constantly, making it virtually impossible for managers to invest all their new money at past rates.

Marr's working-class upbringing was nourishing, not negligent: his teenage mum and aunties played music to him constantly, making it the centre of life.

They are the ones who encourage their children to reach for greater heights and provide comfort and company in a society that is constantly making it more difficult to be a Muslim.

"I wasn't in control of any of these activities despite constantly making it clear to Craig Whyte that this was to be my remit.

"I constantly make it known to the American government that we need the same kind of attention for Latin America".

Also, the fact that the two lead characters bicker constantly makes it feel like a family holiday.

But practicing for three to four hours six days a week and traveling constantly made it difficult to keep in touch with old friends, let alone make new ones.

"It's queerbaiting because they knew exactly who they were reeling in and why, but still decided to leave out the main attraction for all the fans they hooked, choosing instead, like so many others, to set up the gay romance, hint at it constantly, make it believable and deep and perfect, and then force it out of the story".

"It's really easy to create an app that tests you and then constantly makes it as though it's judging and assessing you.