Sentence examples for constantly usually from inspiring English sources

He and her mother argued constantly, usually about his obsession, she said.

For seven hours every Sunday, Hanson talks almost constantly, usually without even the chance to use the restroom.

Sholem Aleichem was a workaholic who, clad in an old bathrobe, would rise at 5 a.m. and write constantly, usually standing up.

GROWING up in Toms River, N.J., Julie Chang studied constantly, usually in her mother's Chinese restaurant, Hana, where the waitresses helped her with math.

Their wimpy trucks don't do well on the steep grades — "This has got five more horsepower than my snowmobile," Mr. Yemm says at one point — and impatient motorists are speeding past them constantly, usually on blind corners with a killer drop-off on one side.

(I'm asked about this constantly, usually in whispers, after lectures).

U.S. companies hate this, complain about it constantly — but usually succumb … "If we could get a united front from the business sector, we might have some luck in building an international coalition to pressure the Chinese on this," a White House official told me.

Those plates move constantly though usually imperceptibly.

Before that I was constantly bewildered, usually drunk and often left wondering why I kept getting "fired".

He reminded all present about how much work was required, as existing drugs are becoming less effective (with few new ones on the horizon) and new infectious agents are arriving constantly - usually from those areas of the world with the least surveillance.

Things such as "frameworks" are constantly being "leveraged", usually "proactively" and "going forward".