Sentence examples for continually he from inspiring English sources

The press complained continually, he added.

"You've got to provoke and prod continually," he said.

When he returned for off-season workouts, the Giants coaches talked to Tuck — continually, he said — about how much they needed his leadership this season.

Continually, he played his hand cautiously: although he supported the Hussites in their struggle against King Sigismund of Bohemia and Hungary, for example, he refrained from intervention.

Newton was a finicky, neurotic, off-scale brilliant character who seemed able to hold a problem in his mind, neither sleeping nor eating, "thinking on it continually," he said, until he'd solved it.

Continually he echoes Lady Macbeth's, "who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?" Lady Macbeth says this as she sleepwalks, her question a measure of her guilty horror at her own deeds.

"Mark has started at centre in seven games so far this season and he's continually developing," he said.

"I was taking a shotgun approach, continually dabbling," he said.

"The garden of controversy must be continually cultivated," he told Time magazine in 1967.

They call out to him continually, and he reciprocates with goofy gestures.

Pellegrini continually states he wishes his City to play just one way: on the front foot, constantly steamrollering the opposition.