Sentence examples for constantly sometimes from inspiring English sources

She e-mailed me about it constantly, sometimes in verse.

He has been recording songs constantly — sometimes three or four a night.

Scrutinizing a fire means thinking about it constantly, sometimes even in one's sleep.

The viewpoint changes constantly, sometimes three or four times in a page.

The Nauru files reveal that threats of, attempts at and instances of self-harm occur constantly, sometimes daily.

Like tens of thousands of others, she takes photos of her plates constantly, sometimes to the annoyance of her spouse, a chef.

(Of Laurel and Hardy, he writes, "They were constantly involved, sometimes legally, sometimes not, with women named Lois, Mae, Myrtle and Lucille, some of them interchangeable visually, at least to modern eyes").

But he wore it constantly: "I sometimes feel nauseous … and sometimes there's a sharp pain, like a kidney stone … but I think that's just a part of the fun of having new technology," he said.

The power dynamic between them is constantly shifting; sometimes Charlotte needs Henry to give her her identity, as a performer, and sometimes Henry needs Charlotte to give his words life.

I had been throwing up constantly -- sometimes as often as 12 times a day -- throughout my pregnancy, but that night something felt different.

Chhung, often drunk, argues constantly and sometimes violently with Sarun.