Sentence examples for constantly showing from inspiring English sources

We're constantly showing works in progress internally.

The staff is "constantly showing them to me as the news breaks during the day".

We found that keeping momentum requires you constantly showing success to followers of your campaign.

Mr. Pataki was also on the road constantly, showing up for every ribbon cutting and economic development announcement he could.

It is advertised on television constantly, showing a happy man and woman wandering hand in hand, smiling at one another.

In the sense of "genuineness" or "valid credentials," it seems to have become a political buzzword — candidates in the Republican primaries were constantly showing their "conservative bona fides".

"Trials" is engrossing mostly because it constantly shows combatants squaring off.

Yet they constantly show with a flourish and a smile that they are the opposite of mechanical.

"One of them is that my physiognomy, which is constantly shown on television screens, aroused a certain displeasure," he said.

By Alexander Woollcott The New Yorker, July 19 , 1930 P. 30Review of Wyndam Lewis's book King Spider which constantly shows author of it embracing catholicism.

Merah was confident that al-Jazeera would broadcast the material because, in his words, it constantly showed "massacres and bombs and suchlike".