Sentence examples for constantly taking from inspiring English sources

Libyans harass them constantly, taking cellphones, money, even light bulbs.

They're constantly taking selfies and sharing them on social media.

"They are constantly taking police away from us," he said.

Actors are constantly taking projects – some happen, some fall through.

"As today's honorees will tell you, that means constantly taking risks," Mrs. Obama said.

She employs herself as a registering instrument, constantly taking her aesthetic temperature: "I felt angry.

I mean, we're constantly taking things," Jobs said in a 1983 interview.

I'm rather small, so I was ducking in and out of the crowd, constantly taking photos.

Hughes is constantly taking great risks, particularly about the occult, and amazing himself in both books.

"With this staff, I'm constantly taking the game plan home and studying it each week.

Jiminy interrupts all the time and is constantly taking cell-phone calls during the interview.