Sentence examples for continually giving from inspiring English sources

The Jets befuddled Arizona's Ryan Lindley, a rookie quarterback from San Diego State, by continually giving him different defensive looks and attacking him with blitzes from all angles.

But our research showed that local authorities were aware of 1,477 landlords who were continually giving them cause for concern and repeatedly making tenants' lives a misery.

Throughout the day that I follow her, Hidalgo demonstrates her fondness for physical contact; continually giving her security team the jitters by breaking away to say hello to fellow Parisians.

By James McConkey The New Yorker, June 26 , 1978P. 30 The writer tells about his father, a man who was continually giving up good jobs for freedom and mobility He was planning a new career in his seventies when he died of cancer in Cleveland.

The visitors had already threatened through Javier Hernandez's early header before Rafael struck, and QPR were scarcely helping themselves by continually giving the ball away.

And so far, it's the only other place outside Silicon Valley that is continually giving rise to multiple $1 billion-plus consumer Internet companies.

Why is the Palestinian Authority leadership continually given a pass on responsibility?

It continually gives you a feeling of Ah, yes, that's what's been going on.

I've often heard Mr. Forbes say that the price of gold is like a thermometer that continually gives us inflation's temperature in real time.

But Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina," a work so real and realistic that it continually gives the reader astonishing moments of recognition, contains considerably more than its main love story.

This implies the possibility of an electromagnetic field in which a changing electric field continually gives rise to a changing magnetic field, and vice versa.