Sentence examples for continually short from inspiring English sources

Imagine the feeling of being half-submerged, half-drowned, continually short of breath, struggling with a hammering headache and wanting to vomit from the associated nausea.

The biggest loan, extended so that the warehouse could buy unshelled peanuts for its sheller, was continually short of collateral "except for a brief period" in 1975, the report said.

Johnson was continually short of money, despite the success of his dictionary.

We women are continually short of this.

In early performances, Lincoln Kirstein, a founder of City Ballet, remembered, tiny bulbs wired to the tree continually short-circuited, causing alarming special effects.

But the judge later reversed himself in a scathing opinion that said the company "continually short-staffed the relatively unprofitable Minnesota project while maintaining adequate staffing on more profitable projects like the one it had in Texas".

No bowlers had been warned for dangerous or unfair bowling, or for continually bowling short at batsmen.

"Continually falling short of the actual needs," Professor Walton said, results largely from "our backlash to increases in taxes".

This was the case in the prisons, where anti-TB medications are continually running short, and prisoners still in need of treatments are released or transferred.

Of course, financial accounts and youth development do not win you league titles when the first team is in chaos, which is exactly where Schalke continually fall short.

Solomon never tries to draw explicit lessons from the families he talks to, and in defiance of his surname he continually stops short of judgment.