Sentence examples for constantly tell us from inspiring English sources

"They constantly tell us that if we do not approve, they can always move the allocated funds to projects in other provinces," she said.

Energy companies constantly tell us that part of the reason they have to raise their prices is because the wholesale price is going up.

"Our members constantly tell us that young people lack basic skills, but that these can be developed in a working environment," says Mick Cherry, national policy director for the Federation of Small Businesses.

On one side are the people who constantly tell us that guns will make us safer, and that we need more guns in more hands in more places, stores, on the streets, in the schools and on the campuses.

What this government constantly tell us about is how we should look up to the international big boys with their national curricula and their tests and so on, and that's where we thought the direction of travel was.

Billboards, ads on TV, the Internet, smartphones constantly tell us what we need to stay healthy and happy.

Mr. Martin laughs insincerely, juggles and constantly tells us we're having fun.

"People were constantly telling us 'You're crazy and you're going to fail,' " he recalled.

NHS England are constantly telling us to work "at pace and at scale".

Patrick constantly told us that if one gives the traders respect, they will give respect in return.

Luhrmann's addiction to visual stimuli constantly tells us we need to be somewhere else, post-haste.