Sentence examples for continuing to survey from inspiring English sources

"Where the fuck is Pearl?" "Still out on the lake," Pete grunted, continuing to survey his wrists.

For relief, First Alert has developed the SA302, a smoke alarm that will distinguish between cooking smoke or steam while continuing to survey the area for the real thing.

Vessels from Australia, Malaysia and China are continuing to survey a swath of the southern Indian Ocean floor in preparation for a deep-sea search, which is expected to begin in September.

"We did see that many buildings were evacuated of their people, and we are continuing to survey the capital". Ricardo de la Cruz, civil protection chief for the Interior Ministry, said: "We have only gotten reports of minor damage". Good Friday is an important holiday in largely Roman Catholic Mexico; most businesses were closed and people were home or attending religious services.

Cushman retired from the dry-goods business in 1855 but continued to survey his real estate from an office in his big brick house at 21st and Ninth, which was surrounded by gardens.

"The new cases will have to be confirmed by scientists, but it certainly looks as if there are more than 20 suspicious sites and we will continue to survey, although we really only have a one- or two-week window now to detect new cases before the autumn leaf drop makes it very difficult to see," said Stuart Burgess of the Forestry Commission.

While N.T.U. and N.U.S. continue to survey their underground potential, Singapore Management University, a business school, began using the space below its campus in 2005, building a one-level basement concourse to link its five main buildings and the mass transit system's nearby Bras Basah train station.

The startup continues to survey thousands of consumers in an effort to provide its customers with up-to-date consumer intelligence.

While the Gallup-Healthways index doesn't plan on tracking answers to these types of questions, it will continue to survey 1,000 Americans each night for 25 years in an effort to better understand how well-being changes over time.

This second volume continues to survey the evolving field of text mining - the application of techniques of machine learning, in conjunction with natural language processing, information extraction and algebraic/mathematical approaches, to computational information retrieval.

Returning to the city frequently, Ladd continues to survey the urban landscape, traversing its ruins, contemplating its buildings and memorials, and carefully deconstructing the public debates and political controversies emerging from its past.