Sentence examples for constantly right from inspiring English sources

He was at her side almost constantly right up to Election Day.

Michael Gove insists not only that grammar should be given priority in primary schools, but that there is one correct grammar, unchanging and constantly right.

Actually, it's no so much subliminal as just constantly right there, but using the icons on your dock to spell stuff out is pretty slick.

And these characters are constantly right on that line".

MR: And you guys are constantly playing, right?

Campus Vote Project coordinators and fellows helped organize these events on several campuses, including in Ohio and Pennsylvania in order to provide information on confusing voter ID and early voting rules that were constantly changing right before the election.

It bares many similarities to the television show, Justified, not just with plot points, setting, and characters, but in its ability to constantly question right and wrong, and the moral ambiguities that are caused by deep roots and longstanding bloodlines, whether pure or sullied.

(Quoted in Talbot 2007, 379) The more likely explanation for the schizophrenic nature of Lee Oswald's relationships - where a former "defector" to the Soviet Union with an all-encompassing dedication to Marxism constantly befriended right-wingers and people with ties to U.S. intelligence might be what his mother, Marguerite Oswald, had claimed going back to 1961.

I'd get stuck saying constantly, 'Is that right?'".

When he did speak, Edwards was constantly defending his right to be at the Games.

In Portuguese and occasionally English, Maga Bo's collaborators often praise culture as survival mechanism and resistance tactic, while the beats constantly prove them right.