Sentence examples for constantly working on it from inspiring English sources

So you're constantly working on it, constantly trying to find it again".

"I'm constantly working on it," she said from her New York office, where her 8-year-old son, Sawyer, was blowing bubbles on a day off from school.

Westfall said the band completed the final "few songs when we were back home with Tom (Denney) and Chad (Gilbert)." On the pace of writing, McKinnon said: "It seems like a really fast thing that has happened but we've been constantly working on it the entire time".

For relatively static shots, hero animatronics like the Shaman or new figures Imagineering is constantly working on could provide nuanced performances of face and figure.

He also revealed that while dealing with the disorder is a challenge, he is constantly working on managing it.

Those at the center of the Dallas indie scene insist that there is no competition between their city and Austin, and that filmmakers in both places are constantly working on one another's projects.

"The great thing about these guys is that they're constantly working on their game, and it's the little things here and there which end up making a big difference," Cash said.

"We're constantly working on stuff for them; it's a nice symbiotic relationship," said Elder Statesman's founder Greg Chait, who sells the custom items to XO. "If you think about it, we essentially have the same clients".

"You have to be constantly working on this issue to make it happen".

Thus, Google is not just delivering content, it is constantly working on delivering the relevant content, a statistical truth, with some searches directly providing answers and quoting a source: If you type in "population UK", for example, you directly get the figure of 61,399,118 for the year 2008, with a graph naming the World Bank's World Development Indicators as a source.

Oh – and if you're curious as to what Yahoo had to say on the matter after they locked it up tight: they're "constantly working on innovations" but they have "nothing to announce anytime soon".