Sentence examples for continue to get up from inspiring English sources

"I promise you I will continue to get up every day and work hard to put New Hampshire's working families and small businesses first".

"As for me," he read from a statement, "I will continue to get up every single day to keep working as hard as I possibly can for the people".

So we continue to get up at 7.30am for yoga or 'morning journals' (automatic writing to free our creativity), do our menial tasks (mine's gardening), take lessons until 1.30pm, eat and clear lunch until 3pm, then regroup at 6pm for second lessons (I take creativity, others try leadership or massage) after a few hours in the sun.

I have money; I have fame; I have victories; I have Grand Slams.' But when your love for something is bigger than all those things, you continue to get up in the morning when it's freezing outside, when it can be the most difficult day, when nothing is working, when you feel like belief isn't there form the outside world, and you seem so small.

Let us continue to get up and do the work.

Dr John Reid, surely the most histaminic home secretary in living memory, has continued his grand (if completely bizarre) post-Blair career strategy this week by continuing to get up people's noses.

As I continued to get up in front of audiences and speak, my fear continued to diminish.

While acknowledging that his party has had little clout in the borough for many years, he added, "If there's no effort to try and stem the tide, we're going to continue to get beat up in the local races".

I'd expect to see more market consolidation as these independent ad networks continue to get snapped up.

Will developers look to and start developing against Windows 8? Will the vast bulk of the profit pool of laptops, tablets and mobile continue to get hoovered up by Apple, Google, and Amazon?

Since then, this number has only continued to rise, as young people in London and throughout the UK continue to get wrapped up in the country's knife crime epidemic.