Sentence examples for continually standing from inspiring English sources

"Man continually standing in need of the assistance of others, must fall upon some means to procure their help," a student's lecture notes record Smith as saying.

He lived in extreme asceticism and became a hermit in about 375; he spent the next two years continually standing, scarcely sleeping, and committing the Bible to memory.

By continually standing up to and challenging this internal enemy, we become stronger in our ability to live life freely based on our own desires, passions, and goals.

You'll see the continually shifting standing waves that form as the tide floods the sands.

As the national television coverage switched from group to group, the cameras seemed to be continually finding players standing in fearsome fescue or facing bewildering bunker shots.

And paid media are hardly standing still, continually figuring out ways to be more effective, using big data and other innovations to get more customer attention.

Ms. Pasternak bowled strikes while Mr. Parrish continually left one stubborn pin standing.

The "Irvine 11" continually disrupted his speech by periodically standing up and shouting, accusing him of permitting the mass murder of Palestinians.

Yearning to print the rumors but restrained by the law, the newspapers went the suggestion route, continually printing the same odd photograph of Prince Charles standing with another man in a field, without explaining why the photograph had any significance.

This requires the realization that in politics, the parameters of public speech must be continually redrawn to accommodate those who previously had no standing.

Michael continually tries to take charge of the event by standing next to the captain and interrupting everything he says.