Sentence examples for continues with only from inspiring English sources
President Assad's defiance towards the international community and the two-month-old UN resolution to allow in humanitarian aid continues, with only 11% of aid getting through.
Persistent fever develops and gradually rises, usually in a stepwise fashion, reaching a peak of 39 or 40 °C (103 or 104 °F) after 7 10 days; left untreated, the fever continues with only slight morning remissions for another 10 14 days, sometimes longer.
However, Tintin spots a scarf on a cliff face, concludes Chang is near, and continues with only the Captain.
(A Presidents' Day recess appointment would last until the end of 2011. This calculation assumes that modern tradition continues with only two formal Senate sessions established in the coming 112th Congress).
Most Jews share a long-accepted notion that there never was a real break in continuity and that Mosaic-prophetic-priestly Judaism was continued, with only a few modifications, in the work of the Pharisaic and rabbinic sages well into the modern period.
Keeping the plant open until 2005, however, still means that the plant will continue with only one shift.
Begun in 1946, the series of 13-minute essays continued, with only an occasional break, for 58 years.
Hill's association with Balliol was to continue, with only brief interruptions, from his arrival as an undergraduate in 1931 until his retirement as master 47 years later.
The company's most remarkable ballerina, Sara Mearns, was one of five women featured in Saturday afternoon's performance of Christopher Wheeldon's work "Les Carillons," but after her first pas de deux, the ballet continued with only the other four.
The argument continued, with only his voice audible in a second video; he insisted that he was not talking during points and defended one reason for his being there.
And for 58 years, starting in 1946 and continuing with only an occasional break until his final broadcast on Feb. 20, Mr. Cooke's "Letter From America," a conversational weekly radio talk on topical developments in his adopted country, was broadcast by the BBC to Britain and dozens of other countries.
