Sentence examples for constantly together with from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the performance and quality of computer simulations grew constantly, together with the availability of high-performance computers.

I don't think I ever went out without him, we were constantly together," she said.

Individual Capitella sp. C were then placed in 3 L, constantly aired aquariums, together with water and sediment from the sampling site and maintained at room temperature (25 ± 1 °C) in a natural light dark cycle for 2 days prior to the bioassays to allow them to adapt to the conditions (APHA et al. 1992).

Jesus' disciples "were constantly devoting themselves to prayer, together with certain women, including Mary the mother of Jesus, as well as his brothers" (Acts 1 12-14).

This means that physicians from various traditions are constantly working together, and with patients who may not share their beliefs.

Summer is the best time of year to constantly plan get-togethers with friends.

The governor was so unimpressed that he built another 80 metres for $10,000 just to prove a point.Ministers in Kabul and governors in the provinces still do not work well together, with provincial officials constantly complaining about the difficulty of getting money from the capital.

It takes two-and-a-half weeks and involves constantly sticking your shredded fingertips back together with superglue and beeswax (during the night, every four hours), sanding them down to keep them smooth, and taking days off to heal while dangling from a terrifying-sounding "portaledge", a tent hanging from an anchor jammed into the rock face.

Anyone who has achieved business renown has done so by working together with others, and constantly opening themselves up to new ideas.

This constantly growing group of susceptible patients, together with improvements in the management of invasive aspergillosis and candidiasis result in increased interest in zygomycoses.

- (DE) Mr President, Commissioner, the new 'lifelong learning' programme was intended to be a sufficient response, within the framework of the Lisbon process, to the challenges of the present day, for education - as we all, together with everyone else, constantly affirm - is the be-all and end-all of our countries' joint efforts at coming out top in globalised competition.