Sentence examples for continually added to from inspiring English sources
New lines are continually added to it.
Throughout the common practice period dissonances were continually added to the basic harmonic language, so that the range of harmony and use of dissonance in late 19th-century music had expanded considerably beyond that of the early 17th century.
At each of Forbes's professional stops — assistant coaching jobs at Idaho, Louisiana Tech, Illinois State, Texas A&M and Tennessee, as well as junior college head coaching jobs in Iowa and Kansas in his 20s — he continually added to a renowned Rolodex.
Pope continually added to the grotto and by the time he died, at the age of 56, its walls were studded with 200 geological features, including fossils, a stalagmite from Wookey Hole in Somerset, shells, flints, a "mother amethyst" from Northumberland, sections of the basalt Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, and pieces of fossilised wood from Knaresborough in Yorkshire.
This shows that the heat transfer characteristics of the considered fluid can be gradually improved as appropriate nanoparticles are continually added to it.
Post-release content is continually added to Grand Theft Auto Online and the single-player mode of Grand Theft Auto V through free title updates.
The number of clay tablets recovered approaches 500,000, but new finds continually add to the total.
Most collectors are continually adding to their collections and upgrading the coins in them.
About 15 minutes before his games, Brandon finds a patch of grass near the foul line, takes off his cap, kneels and says the prayer he has been continually adding to since high school.
After years of citing national security, social necessity and economic crisis as sufficient justification to pass costly legislation without paying for it, members of Congress are getting cold feet about continually adding to the national vat of red ink.
A: Drawings of humans and our ancestors illustrate the general outline of human ancestry, about which there is considerable agreement, even if new discoveries continually add to the complexity of the account.
