Sentence examples for continually building from inspiring English sources
"But that's provided you haven't messed with the ecosystem that is continually building the crest – then it could wear down and wash away".
What about his style, with its fierce commitment to flippancy and offhandedness, its sense of continually building toward a single, supremely offensive punch line that will end the universe if it ever gets uttered?
It's certainly better than continually building up anxiety about work you should do now but put off until later and later, as your chances of completing it grow ever slimmer, and the consequences loom ever larger.
There is a very strong case Israel is doing just that: by keeping Palestinians under a goods and people blockade (denying an entire community not just jobs and movement but even clean water), by continually building illegal settlements on their land despite international agreements, and by ignoring the peace process.
Solutions like ours are continually building on these developments.
She is continually building equity in her brand which has an estimated net worth of $2.5 billion, according to Forbes.
A controlling mechanism for the surface advancement is the rupture of a brittle corrosion-protective film, which is continually building-up along the corroding surface.
As the day unfolds, and light tones of pink and blue begin to mark out the surrounding contours, we see that on one side of our route up is a huge chasm, caused by the machines that continually extract building material from this hill.
Whatever the cause, the solution is to continually be building high quality links.
Reconstruction teams are continually working on building new pumping stations and improving old existing ones, which are outdated and have not been upgraded in more than 30 years.
Blues coach Laurie Daley has continually spoken of building a culture of loyalty within NSW selection – akin to that which has driven the success of the Maroons over the last decade – giving incumbents Trent Hodkinson and Josh Reynolds the upper hand.
