Sentence examples for continue to do something from inspiring English sources

"I'd want to continue to do something that wasn't just about me.

Whereas if you continue to do something for someone, it becomes much harder".

You've been competitive your whole life so you will want to continue to do something that is just as challenging and fulfilling as basketball.

"To not continue to do something that I love to do as much as ski racing, at the level that I love doing it, under the circumstances, would be crazy," he said on Monday at a meeting of journalists and potential entrants for the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia.

"How can I continue to do something I don't do?" Ford wondered.

"You can't continue to do something that is unconstitutional," Jenks said, noting Trump's repeated campaign statements labeling DACA as unconstitutional.

Have you ever continued to do something you knew was bad for you?

Throughout that period, he continued to do something that some elements in the musical establishment found hard to forgive: he wrote tunes.

Gooden could definitely smile after continuing to do something that was supposed to be a surprise, and is now looking more and more like a routine.

The challenge, Mr. Joyce said, was to figure out how BookExpo "could do something that the industry needs rather than continuing to do something that is better done on the Internet".

Anyone being described a 'legend' when it is quite patently clear that they are a living and breathing person who has continued to do something - play kick-ball, make noise with a guitar - rather well for a number of years rather than part of a mythical past involving smoke and gauntlets and faeries and dragons.