Sentence examples for continually climb from inspiring English sources
Real estate crashes are distant financial history, but it's obvious that home prices can't continually climb straight up.
Although the song fell to number 42 the following week, it began to continually climb the chart as from June 30 , 2011 and entered the top 20 four weeks later.
He held up the soon-to-arrive AT&T Watch as a rebuttal of sorts to the Justice Department's point about the company's continually climbing prices for its DirecTV satellite service, according to a report from Variety.
With the increasing longevity and continually climbing proportion of middle-aged and elderly persons, low back ache is surely going to be a ubiquitous and disabling disease of mankind.
That meant, however, that the singers continually had to climb up and down steps and leap onto and off the table.
In fact, HDD shipments are projected to climb continually, the stellar results of each year bested by the next in predictable but welcome fashion until at least 2016.
With gasoline at $3 a gallon and climbing, geopolitics continually threatening to roil the markets, and environmentalism poised to become a more mainstream issue, Tesla could be driving into a perfect storm.
As the cloud climbs the mountain, it continually drops its heaviest rain, so the ratio of deuterium to lighter isotopes gets smaller at higher elevations.
