Sentence examples for constantly replacing from inspiring English sources

"Now we're constantly replacing them.

After all, if new neurons were constantly replacing old ones, wouldn't memories decay in that tide of growth?

The amount of energy that must have be used up in constantly replacing the huge teeth must have been staggering.

They are not just energy efficient but have a lifespan of 30 years, so you won't be constantly replacing bulbs.

The most graceful way is to take a third of the old canes out each year, so the shrub is constantly replacing itself with new growth.

I bought webbing collars for my pug, Bijou, but got sick of constantly replacing them when they would look shabby in a month's time.

"They have to plan that they can constantly replace players.

(It will be constantly replaced as it ages).

Sebaceous glands are termed holocrine because their secretion involves complete disintegration of their cells, which are constantly replaced.

Many large grazing mammals such as elephants have high-crowned (hypsodont) teeth that are constantly replaced by growth from below as the crowns are worn down by the silica in their food.

At least they showed gratitude, though, unlike the "manipulative help-rejectors" (a.k.a "crocks"), who constantly replaced one symptom with another and were never more self-satisfied than when the doctor's diagnosis was wrong.