Sentence examples similar to constantly reorder from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day she constantly reorders the news articles that are displayed for dozens of demographic subgroups that make up the Yahoo readership.

Or a washing machine, haywire and alone in a basement somewhere, constantly reordering supplies for itself long after we've all been wiped off the Earth.

Or a washing machine, haywire and alone in a basement somewhere, constantly reordering supplies for itself long after we've all been wiped off the Earth.

It's built from a collection of differentiated ideas – neurotic tremolo passages, abrasive chords, nagging ostinatos, Bartókian pizzicatos – that are constantly reordered, and whose hectic course seems to reach its fulfilment in the strongly rhythmic passage just before the end, after which everything ebbs away in flurries of figuration.

The Board of Supervisors is constantly tempted to reorder its child protection priorities in response to horrendous and well-publicized individual cases.

The Board of Supervisors is constantly tempted to reorder its child protection priorities in response to horrendous and well-publicized individual cases instead of a more comprehensive assessment of the system's challenges and needed improvements.

We have waiting lists and we're reordering constantly; we can't keep it in the store.

Small units at some companies are encouraging workers to check e-mail messages less frequently, to send group messages more judiciously and to avoid letting the drumbeat of digital missives constantly shake up and reorder to-do lists.

"They reorder their priorities.

Boston 2004 to reorder checks.

My reorder business is phenomenal".