Sentence examples for constantly revolve from inspiring English sources
The recent kidnapping is just the latest in a dizzying web of corruption, collusion, and human rights abuses that constantly revolve around Canadian-owned mines in Latin America.
In our highly competitive world, where trillions of dollars constantly revolve around in search of new markets and opportunities, there is always a growing pressure on up-and-coming economies to market themselves as attractive, competent and stable societies.
Their lives constantly revolve around the fears of odors, the need to always be close to a toilet which is not possible in several circumstances and micturition, which gives rise to a complicated organization of life, especially for those who are hyper-continent and must catheterize several times a day.
Instead, the cheese allocated will be constantly revolving as it reaches its peak and is replaced by new stock.
Mourinho knows what he wants and he wanted this: a constantly revolving high-tempo presence going forward and tracking back.
The set is a huge white plaster sculpture of a lap-top, which constantly revolves, or opens and closes on its hinges, to serve as cliff, shore, ship or prison.
This process of arrest, detention and release is dismissed by Binyamin Netanyahu as the Palestinians' constantly revolving door.However, though it has not chosen to use it, the PA has the power to take punishing action against Hamas and its institutions.
(Anderson) LIZ SARGENT (Tonight through May 21) An attraction in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's SiteLines series, "Returning," permits audiences to travel through a glass space and behold images of constantly revolving dancers.
Ashgabat, the capital, is a surreal showpiece of grandiose, neo-Stalinist buildings of gleaming white marble, with giant portraits and gold statues of the Turkmenbashi everywhere including one, arms aloft, that constantly revolves through 360 degrees, so that it always faces the sun.
Looking it up now, I am surprised by how accurate my memory of it was, save for a few of the statistical details: His thoughts constantly revolved around the bombing raids then being launched on Germany from the sixty-seven airfields that were established in East Anglia after 1940.
