Sentence examples for continually having from inspiring English sources

Her other mistakes involve sleeping with a married man (see below) and continually having drawn-out relationships with flighty guys who continuously hurt her.

I was continually having asthma attacks, because I couldn't stay out of the haymow.

Piazza was tired, the player said, of continually having to respond to such reports.

But by updating its devices just once a year means Apple is now continually having to play catch-up.

The board used to act like that of a (particularly testy) joint venture, continually having to seek Franco-German entente.

"You're continually having to put your body in a position that counteracts the bull's movement," Murray says.

The Thrashers continually had odd-man rushes against Boston.

"Part of being a musician is that you continually have to experience and not rest anywhere".

The company continually had to purchase more computer equipment and more broadband connections to the Internet.

From 1833 until 1939 Spain almost continually had a parliamentary system with a written constitution.

Last season, Ferguson and Mangold continually had to cover for the mistakes of Clarke.