Sentence examples for continually describe from inspiring English sources
Through this study, we will precisely and continually describe the dynamics and the perception of surgical staff during cardiac and orthopaedic surgery with the help of a motion tracking system.
Billy is continually described by the other characters in the libretto by E. M. Forster and Eric Crozier as a beauty.
But it's been a rough year for the Williams sisters, with injuries and illness (throughout the tournament Serena continually described her road there as "arduous"), and it's been a rough decade for America.
But the film's centerpiece is a metal suitcase containing an object that is continually described as a garbage disposal but is actually a nuclear device coveted by any number of evildoers, as we say.
Relationships between the two parties have thawed since the first couple of years of the coalition when Labour continually described the coalition as the "ConDems".
I distinctly remember Dr. King oozing moral courage and socio-political power as he continually described his compassionate dream of equality and justice.
That being said, why are so many of us (myself included) continually describing ourselves as spiritual, agnostic, exclusively culturally religious or atheist despite often having strong roots in organized religion?
There are an estimated 390,900 different species of plants known to science, and new species are continually being described, particularly from previously unexplored tropical areas of the world.
Therefore, an increasing number of other cancer-specific immunoreactive antigens is continually being described.
Because these organs are in close proximity and interact continually, we have described recent design considerations to guide future tissue models.
Viewers witness America's high-strung fear of Communism up close through the eyes of Donovan's family, whose son is obsessed with how to survive an atomic bomb attack and whose panic-stricken wife continually and incorrectly describes the Soviet spy as a "traitor".
