Sentence examples for constantly opening from inspiring English sources

"Small businesses are constantly opening and closing," said Mr. Reed.

On the digital backdrop, the heavens were constantly opening up.

Dylan's lyrics were a new world, with windows constantly opening inside it.

This was the most multidimensional dance experience I have witnessed this year, constantly opening fresh aspects of dance as thought.

To make your decisions, you have to rely on both visual and auditory cues, managing constantly opening doors as quickly as you can to keep the club exclusive.

New pubs, clubs and restaurants are constantly opening where locals can have a dance, hang out and discuss what will be cool in 2015.

A gregarious host, Georgie and Toni constantly opened their home to Puerto Rican singers and musicians.

The gates do not prevent gathering in a literal sense, but make relaxing unwieldy and unpleasant because they must be constantly opened and closed, some tenants said.

"They didn't like the way they had to constantly open and close the carafe lid when either they were brewing or serving the coffee," said Mary Rodgers, a senior manager.

What's more, the food, with its broad influences not merely from within the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish traditions but also from Morocco, Syria, Iran, Iraq and many other points in between, had a cosmopolitan feel built for a London constantly open to new ideas.

It was particularly fitting Sunday when his overpowering offensive line constantly opened holes big enough to drive a bus through.