Sentence examples for continually going from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to concentrate with lorries continually going past, and when people are stone-cutting, you get covered in dust.

The boys skied blindly, shouting and calling to one another, and they were continually going off the trail and, c'mon, falling.

In "The Laws of Falling Bodies" (2009), the opening work, the bodies continually going to the ground and clasping hands and dipping one another baptismally expressed a stricken community.

But I find myself continually going back to it, listening to it with all senses open as if walking in the darkness, looking for the language of each work, and usually, with delight, finding it.

That is a highly questionable theory because typically the body does not throw out enormous amounts of energy as heat unless a person is continually going down hill where the body must dissipate energy.

With the sliding continually going on, flake-like delaminations (Fig. 8c) were formed on the contact surface.

"It's continually gone down over the years," said Patrick Murray, associate director of the Star-Ledger/Eagleton Poll.

"What I'll do is continually go back and listen to the ideas I threw out so far," she said.

"Individual entrants had continually gone the extra mile and employers acknowledged the importance of a transparent and dynamic recruitment process".

And so I, um, continually went through these cycles of self-destruction.' She's had troubled relationships with men.

Differing from Me, the particle impact velocity (Vp) continually goes up with P0 due to the increasing gas density which can improve the drag force, but the growth rate levels out gradually.