Sentence examples for continually done from inspiring English sources

Often, a person will use constantly or continuously, both of which connote something done incessantly, when he actually means continually, done in frequent and usually regular intervals.

"Clearly, requiring the states to consider whether to use it or not is a non sequitur; all states have continually done that".

For example, not only does it regularly dream up beautiful, functional and fantastically complex products, but it gets them to market in working order, on time and to budget; and it has continually done so despite exploding demand.

It's hard to figure out who is more to blame here: the administration, which has foisted an extremely dubious legal theory on the American public; or Congress, which has been so terrified of doing its job and casting a vote for or against this war that they have continually done everything in their power to pretend that they don't have to.

"And then it went on to say what the licence fee has got to do is what the licence fee has continually done since it was first invented, which is to adapt to modernise, to change because - and this is the principle - by everybody paying something we all get great services for a lot less than if you went down a subscription model or some other route".

There's still a core of supporters who think this way and I really look forward to next year spending more time with American audiences as I've continually done in other parts of the world.

Ten hours of continually doing that.

He continually did so in life.

"We are continually doing work on the house.

"It's what they continually do: put Band-Aids on problems," he said of county officials.

"You're continually doing it, never finishing, and meanwhile out of it come all these short stories".