Sentence examples for continually inside from inspiring English sources

"We are operating continually inside Iraq's territorial waters," Commodore Sinclair said.

The couple rolled inside, continually locked in an embrace, to lead the way for visitors.

A second assumption states that the total human personality is best understood in terms of the constant interplay of forces that continually emanate from inside (as internal physiological activity) and from outside the individual (as sensory stimuli).

A thick fog is clouding everything and it's blowing a gale, too, with the result that my umbrella is useless as it's continually f...ing itself inside out.

Their show played to half-empty houses and was continually disrupted inside the theatre.

Vargas continually worked inside Quartey's feared jabs and scored seemingly at will for most of the fight.

William H. Foege, the agency's director at the time, said in an interview Wednesday that "Ed Brandt continually fought on the inside" to reduce the number of staff and budget cuts.

Bombastic, flatulent, with pseudo-erotic demi-orgy scenes, The King Is Dancing does have one unintentionally funny scene in which Lully and his players have to provide some sexy mood music outside a tent in which His Majesty is getting his royal end away - continually having to peer inside to see whether a crescendo is in order, pouting and glowering the while.

He did not want pitchers using that information to their advantage by continually working him inside.

Hundreds of strikers milled around outside the chamber, while those who managed to get inside continually interrupted speeches by leaders of the four unions involved, and the meeting ended in uproar.

'The reason I am reissuing it is because it remains one of the only real, authentic stories of family abuse, and it is important it is continually available.' Inside her open-plan sitting room, it strikes you immediately that there are no photographs, as if the interior has been stripped bare of anything that might remind her of the past.