Sentence examples for continually brought from inspiring English sources

But for me, driving in Sri Lanka continually brought fresh dislocations, both psychic and physical.

Governments have continually brought in high levels of immigration, so they say, to stimulate the economy.

If crowd trouble is going to be continually brought up with Millwall it will hold us back.

What the world witnessed in 1992 was a man who had been continually brought low by injury simply refusing to submit yet again.

The prosecution continually brought up the poisoning of Barnet, a tactic that eventually earned Molineux a new trial after he was found guilty of first-degree murder.

Sinn Fein is the political ally of the I.R.A., and the arms issue has continually brought the three-year-old peace settlement to the brink of breakdown.

Braid or continue braiding your hair by continually bringing the left sub-section of hair under the center section, followed by bringing the right sub-section of hair under the new center section.

When he talks about himself, though, Harris continually brings up one theme: he can't hit.

Our Milky Way Galaxy forms new stars by continually bringing in star formation fuel.

Unless drugs firms continually bring enough new products to market to replace lost revenues they will shrivel and die.

McCain's strategy was to focus mainly on talking points, continually bringing the questions back to energy, tax, earmarks and his ability to "reach across the aisle".