Sentence examples for continually spoken from inspiring English sources

Blues coach Laurie Daley has continually spoken of building a culture of loyalty within NSW selection – akin to that which has driven the success of the Maroons over the last decade – giving incumbents Trent Hodkinson and Josh Reynolds the upper hand.

In fact, Muslims in America and around the world have continually spoken out against violent acts committed in the name of Islam.

The second is aggression, a reason continually spoken of by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and a host of voices in the West.

Trump has stoked racism, xenophobia and sexism, expressed contempt for a free press, denied climate change, urged repeal of the Affordable Care Act, advocated mass deportations, sanctioned torture, belittled the physically disabled, boasted of tax avoidance, lied endlessly and continually spoken from both sides of his mouth.

As the third-base coach, he continually spoke to his runners.

Secretary Janet Napolitano continually speaks of the "war" south of the border.

Little wonder that commentators at home and abroad continually speak of a new American empire.

One evening, a waiter continually spoke to our table in French phrases: Oui, monsieur; bien sûr; et pour dessert?

Its inhabitants continually speak improbable lines in inconsistent, affected Southern twangs and are named the likes of Flora, Doyle Earl and Daltry Calhoun.

Continually speaking over the presenter and fellow guest, human rights barrister Baroness Helena Kennedy, Starkey was accused of being "obnoxious" by listeners.

There is a sense in which Amis is continually speaking through people to other people in this book, a sun happy to be outshone by their moons.